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More importantly the keyboard is Spanish by default and cannot be changed to a US layout - only the weird localised layouts that (almost) nobody likes. That's e
by krageon 4y ago
More importantly the keyboard is Spanish by default and cannot be changed to a US layout - only the weird localised layouts that (almost) nobody likes. That's easily the weirdest thing about this store for me.
- JaumeGreen 4y agoOn the US layout it says "Agotado", which means they have run out of them. BTW, almost no one in US may like those layouts, but for each of the speakers of those languages they are quite important.
- jacereda 4y agoTry again, looks like they fixed the page.
- krageon 4y agoI disagree. Most people do fine with US-intl keyboards, perhaps with extensions to specific keys such as alt gr to type a few dedicated diacritics or other altered letters. The trouble with regional keyboards is that they frequently move special characters around for very little actual reason (and that isn't saying anything about the whole AZERTY thing, which is incomprehensible).
- fmoralesc 4y agoAZERTY is plainly the worst.
- nixcraft 4y agoYou need to see the laptop page and scroll down to get a Keyboard section. Now you can select en-US https://slimbook.es/en/store/slimbook-kde/kde-slimbook-16-comprar https://slimbook.es/en/store/slimbook-kde/kde-slimbook-16-co... I think folks outside the EU zone need to pay customs duty on imports. So, if you are in the US, go for System 76 (AMD/Intel), HP Dev One (AMD), or Dell Dev Edition XPS (Intel).
- krageon 4y agoThose keyboards were listed as out of stock when I looked. Perhaps this has changed in the meantime.
- boopmaster 4y agohttps://slimbook.es/en/us https://slimbook.es/en/us Good callout. The about page says they are based in Spain + the prices are in Euros.