Document the Windows key

[davidhedlund]

Can you please document the name of the Windows key (known as the SUPER key in GNU GNOME) in https://github.com/mikecrittenden/shortkeys/wiki/How-To-Use-Shortkeys#supported-keyboard-shortcuts ?

Is it win, or windows?

[pepBR]

+1

[markstos]

Or, it's not possible, just note that here and close the ticket.

[crittermike]

I don't have a way to test on a Windows machine, but just looking at ccampbell/mousetrap#81 (which is the keyboard shortcut library that Shortkeys uses), it looks like meta should work for the Windows key. Can someone confirm that?

[davidhedlund]

I don't use Windows either. Can you confirm that it doesn't work on Windows @markstos ?

[markstos]

I don't use Windows either. I use Linux, where I know it as the "Super" key. The keycode is the same as the one also sent by the command on Mac, I believe.

[davidhedlund]

I don't use Windows either. I use Linux, where I know it as the "Super" key. The keycode is the same as the one also sent by the command on Mac, I believe.

Thanks.

[sterbalr]

Does this help?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36458625/keycode-for-windows-key

[wielinde]

Having Firefox on Ubuntu using the symbol ⌘ instead of super worked for me. Just copy it from here and paste it when configuring.

[piotr-dobrogost]

First raised in #120
Information on what to use for Windows key is really needed in the docs.