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Apparently there is a F35 Key within xkbcommon.

I know about F1-24 where the upper level was accessible by holding down a modifier key; So how are keys beyond this issued via a keyboard (my keyboard is qwerty, de_DE if of interest)?

And... why the fuck was it a good idea to expand the function keys beyond 24?

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[–] drrodneymckay_@sh.itjust.works 3 points 5 months ago

Sorry, unfortunately I don't have any of these devices myself so I don't have any references on hand. All I'm finding right now is F1-F24. It's possible I was reading about arduino code or midi interfaces for controling a DAW.

I've recently been looking at custom control interfaces for theater props and building automation systems.