OS X language change disables Caps Lock function
Hi,
I am running macOS Big Sur 11.4 on a MacBook Pro 2019, and I have this annoying "bug" that didn't exist in ALL my previous Apple computers & Operating Systems (over the last 25 years).
I use 2 languages to type, Greek and English, and I use both of them equally. I switch between them using ⌘Space (and not Control-Space that is the default, but that's another story that has to do with Apple-Greece).
Due to my kind of work I have to use Caps Lock often to write uppercase in both languages (for example in bank statements & forms, CRM & ERP programs).
In Big Sur 10.14, when I switch language the Caps Lock button automatically turns off (the light & the function). Is this intended or is it something I am missing?
Is there a way to go back to the old-useful function of the Caps Lock key?
i.e. for the Caps Lock to stay locked after a language change?
I know there is an option to switch languages using the Caps Lock, and hold down Caps Lock for a few seconds to write uppercase (and that would probably solve the problem) but that is by no means helpful because a) it would slow my typing down and b) it is not easy to change a habit after 25 years of using it...
Imagine that in order to type this (a close approximation of a real-life example):
BANK ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ NAME:ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ CODE:ΕΞΠ32JLΣΩΛ ADDRS:ΠΕΙΡΑΙΩΣ TAVROS
I had to press the Caps Lock key 11 times instead of just one time!
Now imagine doing that for 100+ bank accounts (my end of the week task)!
Thank you in advance,