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The biggest hurdle is wondering why your space bar is no longer working on a normal keyboard, and realising that you are actually smashing the alt key :D But s

• mynameisvlad 4y ago
  > The biggest hurdle is wondering why your space bar is no longer working on a normal keyboard, and realising that you are actually smashing the alt key :D This hasn't really been an issue for me after the first week or two of use. My muscle memory adjusts based on which keyboard I'm using. Typing this on my MBP's laptop keyboard while I work using my Moonlander day-to-day. > But seriously, I love my Moonlander(s) and have no regrets buying them. Also got a second for the office because of how much I love it. Only minor regrets because spending over 1k on two keyboards (after caps, etc) is a tough pill to swallow.
  • zwayhowder 4y ago
    It is, but then I broke a finger and was able to remap both keyboards to compensate. That was pure magic.
    • mynameisvlad 4y ago
      Agreed, I make small tweaks occasionally to improve some behavior and it gives me a good feeling deep down to know I can change what any key does at its most basic level. I don't even use layers too much but most of my keys will have both a tap and tap-hold option and it's crazy to think that I can choose to change it at any time without any issue, and having it carry over between computers since it's all in the keyboard itself. I still haven't figured out a good combination for an Esc/backtick key since I use both keys pretty commonly and there just isn't space for both.