M and E are pretty much same actually might help with clarity. For > < | combining those don'r really hurt it either.7bit wrote:It is always the same problem with every group buy:
Too many different language layouts which are ordered by too few people.
If we agree on some little changes in each of these layouts, we can save a lot of money, or get our stuff at all!
Here is the EURO kit containing all necessary legends:
These are 61 legends of which 11 can be left away (marked in red).
Let me know what you think about it.
UK is so small, it might go well into the standard layout and FR has next to nothing in common with the other layouts.Soarer wrote:FR?
UK?
Poor FR7bit wrote: UK is so small, it might go well into the standard layout and FR has next to nothing in common with the other layouts.
I think that is the problem:Soarer wrote:Poor FR7bit wrote: UK is so small, it might go well into the standard layout and FR has next to nothing in common with the other layouts.
As for UK - try selling that to the Americans! But if they'd go with that, then you don't need 3 £ in the Euro kit. (I guess you already dropped 2 " on the same basis).
Damn you!7bit wrote:The more I think about that, the more I like it!
One one fit all kit with 250 keys for all thinkable keyboards with a lot of extra function keys for the price less than a used Russian layout keyboard!
Just have to agree upon one color scheme ....
Personally, I would be fine with a set where only the Alt-Gr and Shift-Alt-Gr symbols are left out. There are symbols on the Alt and Alt Gr layer that I use that are not normally printed on the keys anyway. The important thing for me is that the symbols that are there are correct.7bit wrote:These are 61 legends of which 11 can be left away (marked in red).
The problem are the 400 sets!tlt wrote:How about a set with common keys for ansi and iso and than add-ons for language groups(. How many unused keys would that save?
Below the "6 &" key you have marked there is an almost identical one. It only adds another character. To the right of the key at the bottom there is a key with the same legend but with an addition. Same with the topmost one which has a similar to the left of it.rodtang wrote:Us proud Norwegians would need these:
Strg key caps (at least in Cherry beige/grey) are around in masses.kbdfr wrote:... And by the way, has there ever been a moogle kit with a "Strg" keycap?
I'm asking because that is a weird and uncommon legend
Tripleshots?GMC wrote:Tbh if we had all the us international symbols on the standard us keys, I'd be happier, though it would not be the ideal solution.
US International ISO by Gregor.Mc, on Flickr
kbdfr wrote: And by the way, has there ever been a moogle kit with a "Strg" keycap?
I'm asking because that is a weird and uncommon legend
I mean 1.25 "Strg" keycaps. I can't remember having seen many of them in the last 15 to 20 years7bit wrote:Strg key caps (at least in Cherry beige/grey) are around in masses.kbdfr wrote:... And by the way, has there ever been a moogle kit with a "Strg" keycap?
I'm asking because that is a weird and uncommon legend
My favorites are:
Datenfreigabe and Groß.
1.25 units are not necessary anymore.kbdfr wrote:I mean 1.25 "Strg" keycaps. I can't remember having seen many of them in the last 15 to 20 years7bit wrote:Datenfreigabe and Groß FTW!
