I bought an ergonomic, mechanical keyboard last year, since my decade-old Logitech keyboard broke and there were very few commercial replacements like it. I ev

I bought an ergonomic, mechanical keyboard last year, since my decade-old Logitech keyboard broke and there were very few commercial replacements like it. I even bought a set of comparatively cheap keycaps -- having used Dvorak for 15 years, it's nice to finally have a keyboard with correctly labelled keys. But I find it very strange that some of the most popular mechanical keyboards are much less ergonomic than a cheap Dell keyboard -- especially the Planck Keyboard, and anything with a fixed 1970s "wedge" shape. In an effort to show there are some reasonable options, I made (strongly deriving from an earlier website on GitHub) and continue to maintain a gallery of ergonomic mechanical keyboards: https://aposymbiont.github.io/split-keyboards/ https://aposymbiont.github.io/split-keyboards/