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You can always buy a blank keyboard and add stickers yourself I am thinking about leaving it blank tho, looks way cooler hehe
by dgan 2y ago
You can always buy a blank keyboard and add stickers yourself
I am thinking about leaving it blank tho, looks way cooler hehe
- Svip 2y agoI've tried that before, and I've not been able to find stickers that will last long (trust me, you'll have sweaty fingers from time to time). A better solution is to use a white permanent marker on the keys instead. It doesn't last, obviously, but it doesn't make it awkward to type, and you can just re-apply it as the keys lose their labels.
- nunobrito 2y agoHave the same issue with portuguese keyboards while working as expat. Only other option was memorizing the keys. :-(
- simcop2387 2y agoIt still won't be permanent, but water-slide decals will probably work better than stickers, and about as well as the marker while being more legible. It might also be possible to put a clear coat paint on it that'll help them last longer. The big advantage over stickers is that they aren't held on by glue, but instead by the plastic that they're made out of conforms to the surface and grips it instead. That said I'm not sure how to make white text for a black keyboard.
- lawn 2y agoI don't really understand the complaint about labels, it's not that hard to learn the keys.
- WesolyKubeczek 2y agoAre there any stickers that don't fuck with backlight?
- vidarh 2y agoOn my keyboard (not a Frame.work), the only letters that are still readable are Q, Y, U, J, Z anyway. The rest are worn down, some with nail striations in the plastic... I'm not sure how cool it looks, but clearly I manage without the labels.