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Hah, definitely didn't follow those steps myself, although I can see that being a popular template. I do hope mechanical keyboards become less associated with c
by bllguo 5y ago
Hah, definitely didn't follow those steps myself, although I can see that being a popular template. I do hope mechanical keyboards become less associated with clicky switches over time. Before I realized the hobby wasn't necessarily dominated by loud clacky sounds, I not only didn't see the appeal, but actively detested the whole idea. +1 for silent linears.
Also, wanted to mention ergonomic layouts - would love for that space to be more mainstream! Some really cool stuff out there; I'm looking forward to getting a 3D printer someday and building some Dactyls.
- visarga 5y ago> +1 for silent linears I have been extremely impressed with a heavy linear switch (Hako Clear - 75g). It has a bouncy feeling if you learn not to bottom out. https://kono.store/products/hako-clear-switches-10-ct https://kono.store/products/hako-clear-switches-10-ct
- john_alan 5y agoI was told you “can’t type” on lineages/reds/Silents. But I took the plunge anyway as a typer first gamer second. It’s been great reds are easy to type on. In fact I can only get over 100wpm on my red switch board. I wonder why this myth perpetuates!?
- skjoldr 5y agoYou can type, but the relative lack of tactile feedback means you either have to press the keys harder or risk skipping letters.