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You mean Sun's keyboard business which Oracle acquired? I hate those, at least the "Unix layout" ones. Some of these are installed at some of the workstations a

by astine 16y ago

You mean Sun's keyboard business which Oracle acquired? I hate those, at least the "Unix layout" ones. Some of these are installed at some of the workstations at work. I don't mind having the control where the caplocks usually is, but I do mind having thew caplock where the control usually is. Because we have both layouts I have to constantly switch between them all the time and I have to be careful and watch which keyboard I'm typing at or it will screw me up. It's very annoying.

rbanffy 16y ago
> I hate those, at least the "Unix layout" ones. Don't say that. Those keyboards are great. I am thinking of buying a couple in case Larry decides to ax the whole line just because its sheer coolness makes their RDBMS look so meh... Now, seriously, the added keys are useful (if you can make them do something), like the 122-key I also mentioned. And there is also an element of nostalgia for the golden age of the Sun workstation.