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The important question this raises is:
After replacing the Windows logo key cap with a penguin or distro logo, what symbol do you put on the new key?
Double wield those penguins, babyyy!!!
"TURBO"
I tried custom laser engraving caps, some of my favourites:
'Attack 0' and 'Attack 1', actual key legends on some '80s Casio home computer
'Run Stop' from Commodre machines
The "diagonal half full box" inverse video key from Atari XL/XE keyboards.
I suspect the various Jolly Roger designs from either fictional or real pirates would work well. Or various "spell type" or "faction" logos from games.
I guess some people would suggest the GNU gnu?
On a more serious note: The mapped application/action would make sense.