Try to hit your CAPS Lock button as if it’s a mistake and see what happens. Mine is reading my mind.
The difference between unintentional hit and an intentional one is very slight, but it knows :)
Try to hit your CAPS Lock button as if it’s a mistake and see what happens. Mine is reading my mind.
The difference between unintentional hit and an intentional one is very slight, but it knows :)
Reality:
A long press engages the capslock function.
A quick press is used to switch languages. So if you’ve set your computer to just 1 language, it’s not going to do anything. If you have more than 1 language, it switches between them immediately. There is no delay.
Apple fanbois… Apple is using AI magic to know when I want to press it.
I have multiple languages and that’s definitely not how it works. Perhaps you have a different keyboard layout. The fn key is how you switch languages. It even has the symbol for it.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77002505/command-to-change-the-value-of-use-the-caps-lock-key-to-switch-to-and-from-u-s
Though the guy is talking about something else; it was the best screenshot that showed where the setting is.
For me, pressing just the fn key does nothing and even mine has the symbol. “fn+space” just puts a space. I can easily switch languages using the capslock. If I do a slightly longer press; the capslock turns on.
Under Keyboard --> Keyboard there’s an on-by-default option that says "Press to " where is the globe symbol. The default entry on the drop down menu is “Change Input Source”.