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hoggy wrote:I started with a few keyboards like that. I think I'm already past the intervention stage, but I think I'm more afraid of my collection getting scrapped once I've passed on.

You'll be dead. You won't care about anything anymore. As long as they are by your side when you pass.

rodtang wrote:http://deskthority.net/news-reviews-f4/ ... t4043.html

Yes, I saw this. I visit their website weekly waiting for the announcement that says they are selling the programmable keyboard beyond the one-off stage.

I purchased a used Maltron a few months ago off Ebay with a slightly irregular layout (parentheses on the 5 and 6 keys instead of 9 and zero, for example). During my communication, the Maltron representative also mentioned the possibility of the programmable keyboard. My big question regard their po...

Close vote all around. Just got a used rollermouse a few days, and it's a heck of a product. The world needs more rollermice.

Wow, this is great. I know I'm a newb around here, but I have enjoyed my short time floating around these boards. Congrats to all the winners.

There are actually multi media keys which you can enable by pressing "=n" or by pressing = and the individual key (rather than enabling all of them). Multimedia Group features, = n Key Action F3 Previous track F4 Play, Pause F5 Next track F9 Mute F10 Volume down F11 Volume up Pause Stop Internet Gr...

Have you tried a standing work station with a tall stool to sit when you get tired? I was sitting as work and sitting at home and back started hurting. Now I have a standing work station with the tall chair and love the variation.

Most evetything you need to know has been said, but I'll throw in some more about working on your lap. I don't have a nice recliner, but the keyboard definitely is not too heavy to work with on your lap. I find in more stable than a straight keyboard on my lap. I didn't like the position of the brac...

Most evetything you need to know has been said, but I'll throw in some more about working on your lap. I don't have a nice recliner, but the keyboard definitely is not too heavy to work with on your lap. I find in more stable than a straight keyboard on my lap. I didn't like the position of the brac...

Soarer wrote:Hmm, I haven't tried the Matias switch yet, but I'm tempted to vote for it anyway just for it being a new switch. Is that wrong?!

Did it, too. I figured give them some points for innovation.

For what it's worth, the Reds are extremely light to the touch. I have Cherry Black keyboard and Cherry Red keyboard, and they both took some getting used to. One thing to consider with the Reds is you need to be a very accurate typist because if you accidentally hit another key, the keyboard will r...

Does the Choc Mini need to install drivers? Because I want to use this thing at work and I cannot install anything on my computer.

I'm considering getting one of these as well. One problem I run into with these smaller keyboards is hitting other keys when I go for the right shift. Anybody else do that with this board?

Please read this for better understanding of the waiting procedure: WAIT(P) POSIX Programmer's Manual WAIT(P) NAME wait - await process completion SYNOPSIS wait [pid...] DESCRIPTION When an asynchronous list (see Asynchronous Lists ) is started by the shell, the process ID of the last command in ea...

I am lusting for my spherical keycaps. Ah, the waiting!

Total noob here. So is that the long color coded list the leftovers? Are those up for grabs? How the heck do I claim the leftovers? And what does the "retro" key look like?

I'm disappointed I missed out on this by like a week.