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The keyboard itself looks good but hardware vendors (including keyboard manufacturers) have a track record of making abysmal software. In fact, software should
by jetzzz 4y ago
The keyboard itself looks good but hardware vendors (including keyboard manufacturers) have a track record of making abysmal software. In fact, software should probably be their primary focus. From their FAQ it look like they want themselves to add support for every application. Will they have an SDK for other software vendors to add support to their applications? Being more open, e.g. making a github repo where anyone can contribute support for any application would be welcome.
- RajT88 4y agoMark my words. If they release a good SDK for this, and this product catches on, we will have, "Jenna Jameson Teaches Typing".
- bglazer 4y agoWhat’s the joke here? I don’t understand
- Levitz 4y agoThis just sounds like you are completely set on making that.
- veidr 4y agoYour ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to back your kickstarter.
- pmontra 4y agoThis keyboard is a computer. They should have built a server of some kind (REST API, whatever) to manage the keyboard and documented it. They could provide a client for Windows, Linux and Mac OS developers would have built one or many of them for their OSes.