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Yes. Absolutely. It's distracting. Clicky switches, like blues and greens, should not be allowed in an open office. It's possible to type softly enough on non-c
by pyridines 7y ago
Yes. Absolutely. It's distracting. Clicky switches, like blues and greens, should not be allowed in an open office.
It's possible to type softly enough on non-clicky keyboards that they aren't loud, but most of my coworkers seem to love bottoming-out on every stroke.
I use QMX-Clips to silence my keyboard. It's only slightly louder than a normal membrane keyboard.