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I don’t think it’s a Minivan, could be a Vortex. If you search for “split spacebar 40 keyboard” you can see similar commercial and custom boards. It’s what’s c
by galonk 7y ago
I don’t think it’s a Minivan, could be a Vortex. If you search for “split spacebar 40 keyboard” you can see similar commercial and custom boards.
It’s what’s called a 40% layout (as in 40% of the keys of a standard 104 key board). To save space it doesn’t have a number row, you have to use a fn key to type numbers.
It’s not ortholinear, as another poster claimed. See the Planck keyboard for an example of that.
(PS If you’re the type of person who can fall down a rabbit hole for a subject with lots of lore to learn and that allows infinite customization, you should probably avoid the world of custom mechanical keyboards ;)
- uncletaco 7y agoI am that kind of person and have already spent way too much money on this. By this time next year I’ll have an atomic purple Iris with mito laser keycaps that light up on individual key presses. I’ll also have an ergo infinity with symbiosis space cadet 2 keycaps. All that I’ve built myself, hopefully without issues. The real kicker is the waiting. If delayed gratification made a noise it would sound a lot like cherry mx switches.