In the graphical console/terminal in Wayland (and possible also in X11) it works fine.
But in the Linux-console ([Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F1], [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F2], [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F3], ... to change to one of it) there are not working all function keys.
Pressing [F1] prints a "A".
Pressing [F2] prints a "B".
Pressing [F3] prints a "C".
Pressing [F4] prints a "D".
Pressing [F5] prints a "E".
Pressing [F6] works normal.
And the other function keys up to F6, working normal, too.
In the graphical console/terminal in Wayland (and possible also in X11) it works fine.
But in the Linux-console ([Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F1], [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F2], [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F3], ... to change to one of it) there are not working all function keys.
Pressing [F1] prints a "A".
Pressing [F2] prints a "B".
Pressing [F3] prints a "C".
Pressing [F4] prints a "D".
Pressing [F5] prints a "E".
Pressing [F6] works normal.
And the other function keys up to F6, working normal, too.