I finally hooked my glove80 to my mac and I may have to do some keymap changes for the "system" button. On windows/linux it was fine, I didn't need it very often, but with MacOS it does most things and its a bit of a stretch for the thumb.
I finally hooked my glove80 to my mac and I may have to do some keymap changes for the "system" button. On windows/linux it was fine, I didn't need it very often, but with MacOS it does most things and its a bit of a stretch for the thumb.
Ok, I ended up going with the Glove80 ergonomic keyboard. I've not spent this much on a keyboard before, so my hopes are high on this purchase.
I did some research before I pulled the trigger. Originally, I was leaning towards the Kinesis Advantage 2 or 360, but after reading some reviews and YouTube videos, I went with the Glove80.
TLDR: Anyone got a good resource on keyboard-centric Windows workflows?
I - as a lot of us - have to use a #Windows machine for work. Due to being an old man I struggle with elbow and wrist pain and therefore bought a #MoErgo #Glove80 keyboard. That has helped but comparing to my i3wm tiling setup I use for #linux I would like to go down a keyboard-centric approach to using Windows. Alt-tab doesn't really do the trick. Anyone got a good blog post / video / whatever to share?
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IIRC, they said having LEDs anywhere else than under the keycaps would have made the keyboard even bulkier than the keywells already force it to be. I found that argument convincing.
Also, in using a Glove80 as my daily driver for several years (since the Kickstarter), I can say I don't miss the LEDs at all. YMMV, of course.
Is anyone going to bring their Glove80 keyboard to Congress? I just found learned about them this week and I'm already considering buying one, but of course it would be ideal to try one beforehand.