My Thinkpad has the Windows logo on the bottom bezel under the display, as well as this. Mostly doesn't bother me, but it does feel a bit wrong for a laptop that all traces of Windows have otherwise been erased from.

same…. and that stupid “copilot” button thing… (this is so useless)

i’m gonna turn it to a hotkey or something lol.

I have both the windows key for meta and the apple key for alt on my keyboard which balances eachother out I think

I recently bought my first mechanical keyboard, after having used my razer for 8 years, and i was looking into different keycaps, but i ended up having a hard time finding a good keycap set that is of good quality, and that i also liked in terms of colors, and has a super key or something like that. The keycaps that i ended up settling on didn't have a super key, so i just ended up putting the windows menu key on the super key, so that it atleast looks a bit more generic than the actual windows key. It's too bad they're hard to find, but i guess it makes sense since there is probably very little demand for it. Another idea is to maybe put a sticker on it or something.

my kb came with mac keys too so i replaced win key with command, i hate it less

Super key? That’s not Window’s specfic, it’s just a logo.

Yep, I have a Framework 16 that was ordered with no OS and yet it came with that key on the keyboard.

If I cared that much, I could have bought a blank keycap for an extra buck when I bought my keyboard and banished that thing forever. (I own a Unicomp New Model M 103-key, which only has one Windows key to begin with, and the manufacturer will happily sell you blank or custom-text keycaps. Unfortunately, while they do sell a set that includes Tux keycaps, they're sized for a 104-key.)

could just replace it, no? Unless your keyboard is weird, the size of window key is pretty standard right?

A bit of acetone will fix that.

Doesn't have to be