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Well, I have the same thoughts, as the windows key just sits in my keyboard, occupying valuable real estate without doing any work in return. If I could maybe map it to something useful like remapping it, it would be very helpful.
I've successfully mapped the windows key on my keyboard so it doesn't bother me that much ... though I would prefer a penguin rather than some windows but that's not all that important
There's this neat local store where they sell alot of secondhand stuff, and there is also lots of old computing material. I've managed to snatch two keyboard without windows keys from that store. I adore the void between my ctrl and alt key
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