> Also, it's not like you'll be using keyboards for half a decade, so yeah... learning something like that would be a total waste of time. Why not? It's not li

> Also, it's not like you'll be using keyboards for half a decade, so yeah... learning something like that would be a total waste of time. Why not? It's not like we have a revolution in keyboard designs every year. If the keyboard is durable, there's no reason for it not to be used decades hence. The Model M I use at home was made in the same year I was born, and still works just as well as it did new. Completely agree that chorded keyboards are uncomfortable though. I tried one and can't imagine using it.