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Of course you can also go all-in on touch-typing, even going so far as to look for keyboards that minimize travel distance, etc. I'm mostly done assembling my
by MikeTheGreat 8y ago
Of course you can also go all-in on touch-typing, even going so far as to look for keyboards that minimize travel distance, etc.
I'm mostly done assembling my own ErgoDox (https://www.ergodox.io/ https://www.ergodox.io/) but haven't used it yet. I'm hoping that it'll make it easier to type (less stress/tension in my hands). It'll be more fun, for sure.
Anyone else here interested in assembling/designing their own keyboards?
- jompe 8y agoI've got the Ergodox as well and like it in general but I think the thumb keys are a bit too far away from the rest of the keys. A very interesting project is Mitosis[1] which uses PCBs both for keeping the switches in place as well as connecting the swithces. [1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/66588f/wireless_split_qmk_mitosis/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/66588f...
- MikeTheGreat 8y agoAnd it looks beautiful! And it looks cheap (-ish, of course). Do I understand this correctly that it's essentially two separate keyboards wirelessly connecting to the computer?