Some additional information: For me when connected via Bluetooth only the function keys would work. The following command as described by Eferox, allowed me to use the keyboard normally:
echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode
Note that this means that the `fn` key is now disabled by default, so pressing one of the `F<num>` keys registers as `F1`, `F2`, etc. In order to get the media key functions you have to press `fn` + `F<num>`. Also note that if you also use an Apple keyboard this probably modifies its default behaviour.
Keychron K1v3 (firmware V3.7) on Ubuntu 19.10 (upgrad path from 18.04), can confirm that https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ linux/+ bug/1814481/ comments/ 19 fixes the issue when connected via Bluetooth.
Some additional information: For me when connected via Bluetooth only the function keys would work. The following command as described by Eferox, allowed me to use the keyboard normally:
echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/module/ hid_apple/ parameters/ fnmode
Note that this means that the `fn` key is now disabled by default, so pressing one of the `F<num>` keys registers as `F1`, `F2`, etc. In order to get the media key functions you have to press `fn` + `F<num>`. Also note that if you also use an Apple keyboard this probably modifies its default behaviour.
Explanation of parameters for `/sys/module/ hid_apple/ parameters/ fnmode` /superuser. com/questions/ 79822/how- to-swap- the-fn- use-of- function- keys-on- an-apple- keyboard- in-linux
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