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It's somewhat buried in the OP, but if you're having this problem as well (particularly with repeated keys, as I am with a brand new fully-loaded MacBook Pro 20
by btown 8y ago
It's somewhat buried in the OP, but if you're having this problem as well (particularly with repeated keys, as I am with a brand new fully-loaded MacBook Pro 2018) and don't have time to wait for your keyboard to "bake," I've had some success with https://github.com/aahung/Unshaky https://github.com/aahung/Unshaky as a customizable software debouncing solution. Having occasional "aardvark -> ardvark" errors from aggressive debouncing of my repeating A key is superior to haaving aall my text look like this. It's not perfect, though, and I've had to delete multiple words in this post even with it on.
I hate how addicted I am to Apple's still-glorious desktop UI, font rendering, and trackpad dynamics. Their other hardware choices make me detest their brand. But there's no other way to get my "fix."
- jandrese 8y agoMaybe people could publicly shame Apple by bringing their brand new MBPs to various Cupertino coffee establishments and then plugging in big old Dell keyboards to actually use them.
- btown 8y agoMaybe we could crowdfund a PR agency to package up an easy-to-publish news story on this phenomenon, per [0]? Bring more attention to the phenomenon in a way that's visible to actual Apple shareholders. [0] http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
- jandrese 8y agoI could easily see a bunch of articles like "10 best external keyboards for your MacBook Pro". "Best laptops that don't sacrifice functionality for thinness."