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I think you issue is in BIOS not the OS. Linux should detect a USB keyboard w/o problems if the BIOS is correct.
Try to find something in bios similar to:
"legacy usb support"
and set it to legacy.
OR
Depending on your BIOS you may find something like this:
USB Keyboard support via BIOS (in place of OS)
Dig around in BIOS and see what the USB ...
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Tried the following new approach (with success)
Created a new file named sclkfile in the /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/ directory, and added the following contents:
// Make the Scroll Lock key a left Super.
xkb_symbols "sclk_super" {
replace key <SCLK> { [ Super_L ] };
modifier_map Mod4 { <SCLK> };
};
Added the new rule in /usr/share/...
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I will be referencing this AskUbuntu post about how to create a keyboard shortcut for the purpose of creating screenshots using the XFCE desktop environment.
Go to:
XFCE Menu > Settings > Keyboard > Application Shortcuts
and add the xfce4-screenshooter -f command to use the Print Screen key in order to take fullscreen screenshots.
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