Good news?Bad New? LG ordered 10 million MX cherry switches
- dirge
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Tyrox wrote:To be honest: This is AMAZING! I WILL buy one. I kinda miss my display from my G15, but apart from that, awesome job.
And yes, I do need those macro keys.
You guys should probably stop complaining and bitching about all those "useless" features, cause there are a lot of people out there - like me - that want and need those. Yes, I want macro keys, and yes, I want a volume control.
Some do, some don't as always. I for example hate 10KL keyboards, even my laptop has a numpad.
It's not amazing.
It's horrible.
Get a 7bit phantom
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- 002
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Unboxing posted on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rh24JTtEInk
Edit: actually this one might be better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHwGe6y2cBw
Edit: actually this one might be better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHwGe6y2cBw
- TheQsanity
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The movement for "Mechanical keyboards for everyone!"
"Mechanical keyboard deserve to be in every home!"
"Mechanical keyboard deserve to be in every home!"
- Vierax
- Location: France (Lille)
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Before that we need to putt matrix layout in every home and trash the archaic qwerty layout and its children (qwertz, azerty, etc…) then after mechanicals enter the show for the great finalTheQsanity wrote:The movement for "Mechanical keyboards for everyone!"
"Mechanical keyboard deserve to be in every home!"
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- TheQsanity
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Are you saying that we need a layout like the abcdef layout? I'm down for that! hahaVierax wrote:Before that we need to putt matrix layout in every home and trash the archaic qwerty layout and its children (qwertz, azerty, etc…) then after mechanicals enter the show for the great finalTheQsanity wrote:The movement for "Mechanical keyboards for everyone!"
"Mechanical keyboard deserve to be in every home!"
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- Vierax
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Thats not what Im talking about…
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it has to do with how typewriters worked.. way back
- Vierax
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trax > it's the opposite of ergonomy, as qwerty is. This phenomenon of non-changing is called the "technological inertia".
- TheQsanity
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They layout has been this way since the 1800's. It is kind of out of date. I don't think we will be changing anytime soon just because we already have so many keyboards and laptops with QWERTY and we are too deep to pull out.
- trax
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I know qwerty isn't ergonomic, and I'm pretty sure I'll never convince a "regular" PC user to use colemak or something else...
But if matrixboards are better (even with query) I think people would be prepared to change as its not that big of a difference.
But if matrixboards are better (even with query) I think people would be prepared to change as its not that big of a difference.
- Vierax
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Nothing is fully ergonomic because we all have a different morphology and different uses of computers, I don't claim that matrix boards are the solution but it's a start, and IMHO bear-paws boards are a best improvement.
Colemak becomes more and more popular but it's a woodleg because it doesn't force to fix the issue of bad softwares which you can't change shortcuts as the old DSK pointed a long time ago.
In an ideal world, mech keyboards will be cheap, modulable and splittable, software editors will all stop impose shortcuts and all make open source and it will allow people to make an open licenced KB english layout created with computed stats.
Colemak becomes more and more popular but it's a woodleg because it doesn't force to fix the issue of bad softwares which you can't change shortcuts as the old DSK pointed a long time ago.
In an ideal world, mech keyboards will be cheap, modulable and splittable, software editors will all stop impose shortcuts and all make open source and it will allow people to make an open licenced KB english layout created with computed stats.
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Just give me a programmable illuminated MX5000 with a better split mechanism and that will be that.
And I disagree, the left, programmable keys are a very good idea. I'd like two columns of programmable keys there.
And I disagree, the left, programmable keys are a very good idea. I'd like two columns of programmable keys there.