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Kenesis Freestyle (tested) - NOT multi-platform, "Mac" version has no function key Matias Ergo Pro (not tested) - NOT multi-platform, A lot of non-standard key

Kenesis Freestyle (tested) - NOT multi-platform, "Mac" version has no function key Matias Ergo Pro (not tested) - NOT multi-platform, A lot of non-standard key placement and spacing Mistel (tested) - Like I said, this is the best option Cloud Nine (tested) - NOT multi-platform, ridiculous footprint will hardly even fit on my desk WITHOUT a mouse, countless unnecessary features, I do have a friend who loves this keyboard but even they agree that they should have better options

goosedragons 4y ago
Matias Ergo Pro absolutely is cross platform. There's a DIP switch under right CMD or alt and you can swap between Mac/PC. I've done this. I'm not even sure how beneficial "cross platform" is when you can just swap modifier controls on the Mac (the problem platform) anyways? Did you try the Kinesis Freestyle PRO? They advertise advertise Mac and Windows support while the NON-pro is Windows or Mac. The function key isn't a real key either. It's a key to do something on the keyboard itself. Plenty of Mac keyboards made by Apple even don't have one. Considering the "non-standard" key placements on these keybaords are about as big of a change as the average laptop and the Cloud Nine literally has a standard PC layout so I think you're just really picky. Maybe just build one?