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I stand by what I said: you can get very close to this using just about any mechanical keyboard, some Mac keycaps and software. A 20s googling got me a varmilo
by bjoli 6y ago
I stand by what I said: you can get very close to this using just about any mechanical keyboard, some Mac keycaps and software. A 20s googling got me a varmilo 110% keyboard. That, some custom caps and karabiner (which you should be using anyway if you have as high keyboard demands as you seem to have) gives you an equalish-width bottom row with 1 key too many, 19 function keys but no eject key.
- Hamuko 6y agoCongratulations, you spent 20 seconds in Google and have once again arrived at the wrong answer. Actually, you have now reached multiple wrong answers: you can't recreate a Mac layout with just some stickers and I have zero need for Karabiner. Just because you can put a round peg in a square hole doesn't make it a square peg.
- bjoli 6y agoWell, the only thing missing from that solution is the eject key, but considering you thought a Matias tactile pro was decent enough I am not really sure if that mattered to you, as that one replaces f19 with the eject key I thought it was a compromise you were willing to make. What I am saying is a Mac layout can be recreated with stickers and software. It is not like a Mac keyboard sends magic signals to your computer. It is a regular USB keyboard without the context key and 4 extra FN keys.