Or, as it turns out, I was just not explicit enough in asking for new key caps
. 
What's weird is that the international numrow keys are all okay. Maybe the international set was divided into batches, and only one of them got messed up? I've written support a message, but as of yet no response. 
I haven't decided what to do with the /dev/tty key so far. The Leopold FC660M it sits on isn't programmable, so it will have to be something done in software. But it felt like that keycap had to live somewhere on the board, and then it was down to either Insert or Escape. Launching the terminal would be the obvious choice if it wasn't for the fact this is going with me to work, and our laptops there (sadly) run Win10 where the terminal is of much less use to me. Maybe I should configure it as a panic button or something.Laser wrote: ↑Thanks for the beautiful pics!
The bold font really (and literally!) "adds some character" as you say; but otherwise, it looks really really nice.
Are you mapping the /dev/tty key to some special action?
(I think I'll map it to the Super+Enter combo, which opens the terminal in my Stump WM).
Ah, I think I thought it's a FC660C, which is now programmable using Hasu's new alternative controller.caligo wrote: ↑ The Leopold FC660M it sits on isn't programmable, so it will have to be something done in software.
Yup. This is the one. The board only supports oem or taller due to deeper bezel so its just perfect for this profile.
From my experiences with MD they come off as an incredibly amateurish bunch. They've handled simple things well for me, but as soon as there has been some complexity involved (like say a keycap GB that is not GMK), they have screwed up. Having said that, they have set things straight in the end, it's just taken a while due to their incompetence.caligo wrote: ↑Having used these for some time now, I'm already curious about what the next MT3 keyset will bring to the table. Other than the issues with the legends, these are truly awesome. Also everyones' photos look great, makes me wish I'd gotten a beige set as well.
However, since MD will probably be running the GBs for this profile for the foreseeable future I'm also somewhat anxious about the prospect of another run. Their whole operation just comes of as amateurish, which is ironic considering that was presumably the thing about GBs MD was meant to get rid of. Apparently they're reprinting messed up kits. That's awesome. But we only know this because some community manager mentioned it in a comment, and they're yet to make anything resembling an official statement. Some people still seem to get the canned responses that simply offer them a refund when they email support about one or two keycaps missing from the order – that's just silly.
A question to those more familliar with these things: Is this how MD typically runs their keycap drops? I've bought some small things from them in the past and never really had any problems. Well, small things and a Whitefox in a drop that went without a hitch for me, but where they messed up the shipping order and batches so that some people didn't get the limited and numbered keyboards they had paid for. Is the MassDrama worthy stuff the norm, or just outliers?
