Dive into the evolution of computer keyboards with Lugcast Clips Ep 246! From mechanical roots to modern ergonomics, this clip is a tasty byte of tech history—perfect for keyboard nerds, typists, and Linux fans. Join the open LUG vibe and learn something neat. #tech #keyboards #computers #history #Linux #OpenSource #podcast #PeerTube #English
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The Evolution of Computer Keyboards - Lugcast Clips Ep 246

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Weeknote 2026-W10: Wikipedia, Trackball Repair, F1 & Links

Became a Wikipedian, craving a split keyboard, doing trackball mouse switch repairs. F1 2026 fantasy season starts. Links on tech, security, and privacy topics.

Burgeon Lab

I bought a new Tex Shinobi. Bummed it doesn't have the sweet artwork on the back.

I think they make good backup keyboards. Everyone needs a good backup keyboard.

Oh. But getting the Bluetooth module working officially requires you to flash the firmware with updates using an exe from windows. Not cool.

#keyboards

"Kanji, or Japanese character writing, is based on Chinese script and shares many meanings and definitions. Officially published in the Jōyō Kanji, around 2,000 Chinese-based characters are listed for use in conjunction with a distinct, Japanese kana alphabet. In 1915, Japanese printer and inventor Kyota Sugimoto (1882–1972) patented a typewriter that printed in both Chinese and Japanese. Manufactured by the Nippon Typewriter Company, the machine featured a large, sliding tray with room for 2,450 individual type-slugs. A moving carriage assembly mounted over the tray contained the typing mechanism. To operate, the typist positioned the tray and carriage along an x–y axis to select a type-slug, and depressed a button to retrieve, ink, and print. Typewriter courtesy of Thomas S. Mullaney. Learn more about the typewriter in our exhibition, "The Typewriter: An Innovation in Writing", post-security, in Terminal 2. http://bit.ly/Thetypewriter" This was posted to our Instagram account on September 01, 2017 – https://millsfield.sfomuseum.org/instagram/1729359121/
Have any screenreader users out there tried Keychron's keyboard configuration software recently? I'm considering one of their new keyboards, but want to make sure I can do things like disable the RGB.
If not Keychron, which TKL wireless mechanical keyboards are recommended, either because the config commands are doable from the keyboard or because the software is accessible?
Please boost if you might have followers with an answer.
#Keyboards #Accessibility #AskFedi

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.

#keyboards #glove80 #macos