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Which keyboard out of curiosity?
by jgalentine007 8y ago
Which keyboard out of curiosity?
- hajile 8y agoVortex Pok3r. It's a 60% keyboard which is a nice compromise for travel IMO. You still have programmable layers, but don't have to reach for them when doing basic programming tasks. 4 dipswitches at the bottom allow you to switch to colmak or dvorak in hardware, so no messing up the host system settings.
- jgalentine007 8y agoCool, I almost got the same one but went with a leopold 660m, also 60%. I just have caps lock mapped to backspace and use vim for everything I can (checkout cVim for chrome) tried colmak out today but will stick with qwerty since I'm 100% at 100 wpm touch typing.
- brennebeck 8y agoI just looked at cVim and it’s definitely interesting. I’m currently a user of Vimium. Have you tried both, by chance? Curious about a comparison
- brennebeck 8y agoActually, I just installed cVim to test and went through the docs. Very nice work. The config setup alone... anyway, Thank you! Appreciate the recommendation gp!
- jgalentine007 8y agoVimium didn't work consistently when I tried it, where cVim did. I used to use VimFx on Firefox but it was abandoned. I like the way cVim does its follow tooltips.
- brennebeck 8y agoThanks! On FF Tridactyl is maintained. Vimium search bar dies in my FF because of number of tabs, so I have to use the native. Went to tridactyl recently and seems to be working better. Edit: autocorrect fix
- raihansaputra 8y agoSome off the shelf 60% keyboards have this, the one I remember is Poker 2/Pok3r Keyboards.