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This really started in the very early 80's.
Before the IBM PC 5150 was released in the burgeoning 80's, many, many keyboards on the wide variety of computing systems available at the time, including minis, had the control key where the caps lock typically is today, and the caps lock where the control key typically is today. I think a Hazeltine terminal keyboard had the control key in the lower left corner, and that stuck out because we all hated that. |
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