I'm currently using a tool called Glink on a Windows virtual machine, and I'm running into an issue. In Glink, the usual shortcut to move to the next page involves pressing Fn + Down Arrow, but it's not working for me. I've checked, and the Fn key itself seems to be functioning fine. I even tried using an external keyboard, but that didn't help either. I also read that the Left Shift key might act as a substitute for the Fn key, but that didn't work in this case either. I'm just trying to get things to work smoothly, so any advice would be appreciated!
2 Answers
It sounds like you need to check how the Fn + Down Arrow is mapped on the keyboard you're using. The Fn key's behavior can be very specific to the type of keyboard, especially if you're on a virtual machine. Usually, it's linked to Page Down functionality, so you might want to try pressing just the Page Down key instead. That often does the trick!
Is there a way to check the key mappings on this setup?
Could you clarify which Glink you’re referring to? I’ve found several projects with that name online. Also, make sure that you have defined the shortcut in Glink itself, as it might not be set up correctly. Lastly, let me know what desktop environment (DE) you're using; sometimes those can override key combinations.
So, just press Page Down by itself?