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Hmm, 4 keys left of space and 5 to right is a really specific requirement. My Filco TKL JIS(Japanese Layout) has this and I made it fully reprogrammable using t
by gwilkes 8y ago
Hmm, 4 keys left of space and 5 to right is a really specific requirement. My Filco TKL JIS(Japanese Layout) has this and I made it fully reprogrammable using the Pegasus Hoof from here: http://bathroomepiphanies.com/controllers/ http://bathroomepiphanies.com/controllers/
- lbotos 8y agoright, and that keyboard has a weird shift to try and accommodate the arrow. I wish it didn't. If I could pick row by row, I might spend more upfront due to cost of components, but not having to solder, and getting the "perfect" layout, I think it'd take off as long as it was stable. It's one of those "I wish someone else solved this so I could spend my money on it vs. my time" Thanks for the suggestions tho!
- gwilkes 8y agoI think you're talking about the Minila Air, I removed that sugguestion as I noticed that it actually had 6 keys right of space. The keyboard I left has the correct number of keys on each side of the spacebar and arrows are separated: http://www.diatec.co.jp/products/det.php?prod_c=883 http://www.diatec.co.jp/products/det.php?prod_c=883
- lbotos 8y agoI'm gonna sound like a jerk, but the _dream_ is 60% with those 5 keys. That also has ISO enter :( It's clearly possible, but nobody does it yet. I considered building my own board, but now I'm leaning modular. Thanks for the suggestion though, it's helpful to illustrate how "close" so many keyboards are and the obsession us KB nerds have.