It's not really intended as a mobile keyboard, but it works. The rubber feet by the screen sit just outside the builtin keyboard. The rubber feet near me sot just outside the laptop case, which keeps the keyboard from sliding around. And I got an L shaped USB cable so I can push it up nearer the screen.
I have been cleaning out my drawers and found this #keyboardio Model 01 from the original Kickstarter run (manufactured in 2017). It's a great piece of hardware, but I learned from it that split keyboards are not for me.
Anyone here who wants to put this #mechanicalkeyboard to use? I can bring it to #39c3 if you want to check it out there. Original price was something like 350€. If you are interested, please reply. Boosts are much appreciated.
I've finally gotten around to again my broken Model 01 #keyboardio keyboard. I'm starting to run out of spare switches so I'll need to buy new ones soon.
Looking for Kailh datasheets… and of course, the first decent link I find is @jesse’s repository for #keyboardio. Thanks for this very appreciated work!
https://github.com/keyboardio/keyswitch_documentation/tree/master
A shared public repository of datasheets and other public documentation of keyswitches, both current and historical - keyboardio/keyswitch_documentation
@ryanc Have you already heard of #KeyboardIO 's Linear A keycaps ?
https://shop.keyboard.io/products/linear-a-keycaps
(Not saying your project is not worthwhile, or that you should adopt Linear A as key labels; just saying it made me think of their keycaps)
New trackball, old keyboard. My desk is becoming slightly unbalanced.
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