two times now I come here no /mkg/. I can't be the only one out there wasting money on this shit.
/mkg/ - is it dead?
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well here's mine to get this mkg started.
I'm honna build myself a lapboard-style mech kb soon, with a trackball instead of mouse.
Using USB2BT for bluetooth, probably some second hand kensington trackball until I can afford a CST.
Any recommendations for the keyboard? Am currently looking at the mekanisk.co boards.
I need 60% iso or ansi w/ mx clears. Living in EU.
What is the Sup Forumseneral consensious on the Corsair Vengeance K65?
I'm definitely a noob when it comes to mechanical keyboards, but I finally have enough green to treat myself with a ten keyless keyboard less than $100.
The xda is coming today post yours
I guess bragging with our expensive keyboards that we do not need kinda lost its charm.Especially because everyone seems to have same shit so it does not feel as unique.
Our last hope is to turn membrane fags to our side with budget keyboards like Drevo Gramr.
too overpriced for what it offers. get something simple like a leopold, magicforce, or a ducky
>not making your own loli maym board
space cadette
Any grid format alternatives to the OLKB line (Planck) or Unique Keyboards (Terminus)? Any programs to design your layout and program your key layout with special keys? Any full list or all the special key features you can program (macros, momentary, dual-role keys, Fn, .... )?
A small grid keyboard for typing seems ideal for my use case. I may get a Terminus Mini 2 because I like the dual space bars and the programming interface seems a step more convenient. The Planck is better construction but the programming may be too much of a barrier.
Thanks