I put put dots on all my mice this morning. They all slide they are running on air bearings!
Shaking the mouse in KDE has never been easier!
I put put dots on all my mice this morning. They all slide they are running on air bearings!
Shaking the mouse in KDE has never been easier!
Funny you should mention keyboards. My wife has started hinting she’s going to steal mine soon (basic ducky, nothing fancy) because she likes the click clack. A split ortho tkl is exactly where I’m leaning to replace it when she does go “yoink”. I’ll take a look at the voyager, thanks.
She’s even got her eye on a psyduck key cap set I think. Maybe I should just pull the trigger and snag those for our anniversary for her and hand it over.
ZSA has a few variants that are worth looking. It takes a bit to adjust, be prepared to spend a week or two typing slow and needing a cheatsheet to know which layer contains which key/function.
There’s also a thriving market for custom built keyboards on Etsy. Corne and Sofle layouts are popular and if you’re feeling extra DIY you can just buy the boards/switches/controller/case individually and solder them together. The controllers are typically using QMK or ZMK firmware and there’s a whole sub-community of fellow nerds so you’ll find plenty of guides/git repos/configs to help you along.
I went with the ZSA keyboard first, they’ve done all of the hard work for you (and their layout creation tool is very nice). Now that I’m familiar with the ecosystem/community I’ll probably build my next one so I can make a custom sized/sculpted layout (gotta justify this 3D printer somehow…).