How do I check that?
It is the Hp probook that has the problem. It does not seem to hw because I can get in to bios and boot-manager with esc-key!
I did an arch-vanilla install with xfce and the same problem there. Locale is set right but I tried different xkb-models but nothing changes!
I have a vague memory that I have been through this before with hp pb but can’t remember what I did to fix it!
To see if they are locked hit a function key (say F1) and see if you get F1 (generally a menu) or if you get the function on my current laptop that is sound mute. I use the Fn key (bottom row) and Esc to toogle the Fn lock function in the top row.
And here it comes:
Now I can use esc-key but only if I press fn-key first!
It must be possible to change that!?
What do you do on your Dell to make it “stick”?
Hi again!
I figured it out. (with little-fingers!)
It was in bios! Before I installed AL I was looking in bios to make sure it was set to uefi-boot!
Must have changed the fn-key option there because now it is solved.
Thank you for support!!
It was because of your (fat fingers) understanding of how computer hardware works!