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- Acanthophis
- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
Dat wall paper...mj45 wrote:My home IMac setup with my current favorite Realforce 87u 55g.
- mj45
- Location: Chicagoland, USA
- Main keyboard: HHKB Pro2, RF 87ub 55, Phantom 65g clear MX 65g
- Main mouse: Zowie EC1a, Zowie FK1
- Favorite switch: Topre 45g-55g
- DT Pro Member: -
Yes a Drobo FS, I do a lot of video & digital photo editing. It lets me work with any of my other computers on my LAN for main file storage, photo archives, video projects, etc.mSSM wrote:Is that a NAS on the right?
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- Location: Norway
- Favorite switch: Hall Effect
- DT Pro Member: -
Someone might find this; "evolution of a setup" interesting.
it follows my journey from being a gamer until I become a geek.
Here; http://imgur.com/a/HZyXQ
it follows my journey from being a gamer until I become a geek.
Here; http://imgur.com/a/HZyXQ
- Muirium
- µ
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
- DT Pro Member: µ
Yeah, it's a good 'un. Apple-like, but not in the OS X set. I should know: I collect all of them. Every new big cat brings new backgrounds (also inside the slideshow screen savers like National Geographic) but drops old ones. I remedy that by backing them up myself. Got a nice not-so-little library that way.Acanthophis wrote:Dat wall paper...mj45 wrote:My home IMac setup with my current favorite Realforce 87u 55g.
- BimboBB
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 2 (mx brown)
- Main mouse: Logitech G400
- Favorite switch: mx brown
- DT Pro Member: -
Wow...quake with trackball must be quite hardcore. I used to use a trackball during 286/386 times when there wasnt so many games from ego perspective, but cannot imagine to go back to trackball nowadays. However still loves them.Okeg wrote:EDIT: I played quake with the trackball for a while.BimboBB wrote:Did you quit playing games!?
Guess the paper on the actual wall (behind display) was meant. Thats really oldschool one.Muirium wrote:Yeah, it's a good 'un. Apple-like, but not in the OS X set. I should know: I collect all of them. Every new big cat brings new backgrounds (also inside the slideshow screen savers like National Geographic) but drops old ones. I remedy that by backing them up myself. Got a nice not-so-little library that way.Acanthophis wrote:Dat wall paper...mj45 wrote:My home IMac setup with my current favorite Realforce 87u 55g.
- Muirium
- µ
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
- DT Pro Member: µ
Ah! My bad. If I could have computer displays for walls, I would.BimboBB wrote:Guess the paper on the actual wall (behind display) was meant. Thats really oldschool one.
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- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: CM QFR
- Main mouse: Kensington Slimblade + various mice
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
New setup, my computer to the left and the girlfriend's on the right.
Before the move I had a desk like this
So I've got a bit less room than I'm used to.
Currently trying to work another monitor in there without hogging too much space as well as trying to find a way to hide more of the cables.
Before the move I had a desk like this
So I've got a bit less room than I'm used to.
Currently trying to work another monitor in there without hogging too much space as well as trying to find a way to hide more of the cables.
- ماء
- Location: Solo, ID
- Main keyboard: Soon
- Main mouse: Roccat Lua
- Favorite switch: Blacks to heavy>Lighter
- DT Pro Member: -
your left handed gilgam with mouse trackball in left sideGilgam wrote:@MisterInterface :F7 is a much use shortcut on a professionnal software i use. And it helps to find 6, 8 and so on
4th desktop
work @home Ubuntu, and False Industrial ( case from Unicomp, on a customizer), and Cherry terminal.
5th Desktop
Work @ work Very bad color sorry.
Windows xp and my favorite board: g80-1000 modded in ghetto red/blues/vintage blacks, painted in gray (julien' painting but an Epic fail i have to do it once again with a better recipe). And CST Trackball, very nice.
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- Main keyboard: Filco mac keyboard
- Main mouse: Scope Node wireless
- Favorite switch: ?
- DT Pro Member: -
Some nerdery from me.
Special Filco, ALPS white for mac, transparent finish, ISO/JP layout. That ADB cable to the keyboard is actually from my earliest computing days with my Macintosh SE, now connected to a MP 8core.
Special Filco, ALPS white for mac, transparent finish, ISO/JP layout. That ADB cable to the keyboard is actually from my earliest computing days with my Macintosh SE, now connected to a MP 8core.
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- Paranoid
- Location: Belgium
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch
- Main mouse: Razer Lachesis
- Favorite switch: Brown MX / Blue ALPS
- DT Pro Member: -
I saw that keyboard a while back here or on GH, prety nice What kind of mouse is that btw? It looks really awesome!
And is that paper or a dust cover over your wacom?
And is that paper or a dust cover over your wacom?
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- Main keyboard: Filco mac keyboard
- Main mouse: Scope Node wireless
- Favorite switch: ?
- DT Pro Member: -
Thanks!Paranoid wrote:I saw that keyboard a while back here or on GH, prety nice What kind of mouse is that btw? It looks really awesome!
And is that paper or a dust cover over your wacom?
It is the scope node wireless mouse.
The wacom, it is actually a trick I have invented, because of the bad design decision to use a combination of smooth and gloss plastic on these wacoms, your hand will not have constant move over the pad while drawing, so I take a sheet of A2 paper and wrap around to get a better consistent surface. In this case there is a tracing paper on it, but you could use any...
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- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: CM QFR
- Main mouse: Kensington Slimblade + various mice
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Red
- DT Pro Member: -
I found that wearing a fingerless glove or an arm warmer works great for negating the surface issue with my Intuos3, although I might have to try some tracing paper now to see how that works compared to wearing a glove.Internet wrote:Thanks!Paranoid wrote:I saw that keyboard a while back here or on GH, prety nice What kind of mouse is that btw? It looks really awesome!
And is that paper or a dust cover over your wacom?
It is the scope node wireless mouse.
The wacom, it is actually a trick I have invented, because of the bad design decision to use a combination of smooth and gloss plastic on these wacoms, your hand will not have constant move over the pad while drawing, so I take a sheet of A2 paper and wrap around to get a better consistent surface. In this case there is a tracing paper on it, but you could use any...
- Retrete
- Main keyboard: Dell at102w
- Main mouse: Logitech G9X
- DT Pro Member: -
Of course is possible, the main problem is my gpu, always failing and I need to "repair" it again and again. Opening that monster twice a week... no pleaseParanoid wrote:Haha that's awesome man nice job! Any plans of putting the hardware in the housing or is that not possible?
After buying a new gpu (hope that action takes part In a long long future), I'll def try it.
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- Location: Norway
- Favorite switch: Hall Effect
- DT Pro Member: -
Damn, audio and terminals. You're so lucky to score that at your university. Btw, have you considered adding a mouse-feature "inside" the terminal?Retrete wrote:Don´t have a proper camera, mobile phone looks like shit,but at least works...
This is how I organized the room in order to use the "terminal" w/o problems, right now writing with it
- Retrete
- Main keyboard: Dell at102w
- Main mouse: Logitech G9X
- DT Pro Member: -
Use some keys as a mouse no?Okeg wrote:Damn, audio and terminals. You're so lucky to score that at your university. Btw, have you considered adding a mouse-feature "inside" the terminal?Retrete wrote:Don´t have a proper camera, mobile phone looks like shit,but at least works...
This is how I organized the room in order to use the "terminal" w/o problems, right now writing with it
- t!ng
- Awake Sheep
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: G80 5000
- Main mouse: Logitech G3
- Favorite switch: Topre/BS
- DT Pro Member: -
I like your retro desktop! I also like the futuro tipro, but I hate the shifted apha rows. A question: Do the Blacks in your Tipro also feel different than "modern" Blacks? Modern blacks seem to "schürfen" a bit more. The Tipro blacks are more soft and silent.
Another question:
How to get to work the two keys near caps lock and enter? Those consist usually of one large key and I would like to make two seperate out of them. How did you do it?
Another question:
How to get to work the two keys near caps lock and enter? Those consist usually of one large key and I would like to make two seperate out of them. How did you do it?
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- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
The vintage blacks are smooth, the more recent ones are scratchy. Same for red stems, BTW.t!ng wrote:I like your retro desktop! I also like the futuro tipro, but I hate the shifted apha rows. A question: Do the Blacks in your Tipro also feel different than "modern" Blacks? Modern blacks seem to "schürfen" a bit more. The Tipro blacks are more soft and silent.
If you compare vintage blacks to recent ones you can feel the difference at the slider.