Working as a developer, I spend quite some time in front of my keyboard. So after years of lurking and checking out keebs, I am finally typing these sentences on my first mechanical keyboard - a Mistel Barocco MD770 RGB BT Glaze Blue ANSI. I want to use this post to share some of my thoughts and experienc, to maybe help others...
It is! Went on super nice, and with a sharp chisel I got a nice surface. Beats messing around with resin easily. I doubt it will hold up as good as resin, but that’s fine for now.
My biggest issue was the F1-12 keys on macOS. But then realized I can just turn of the macOS mode and use them like normal. Which keys did you use for macros? Do you switch layers? Have never really used them but always wanted to look into it
That does look really nice and it might just be exactly what I want. I’ll throw a few questions in here that came to my mind. (Would be my first build, so I do not know too much):
could I get away with one display to see the battery life of both? Or is it just displayed on the connected device? Don’t really know what else I would use it for
is there a print sample to figure out if the size is right?
it is really only for these kailh choc switches, right? I can’t use others? I mostly find v2 of those.
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First exp with a split ANSI keyboard (lemmy.world)
Working as a developer, I spend quite some time in front of my keyboard. So after years of lurking and checking out keebs, I am finally typing these sentences on my first mechanical keyboard - a Mistel Barocco MD770 RGB BT Glaze Blue ANSI. I want to use this post to share some of my thoughts and experienc, to maybe help others...
[Vendor] [Orders close today!] ErgoMechKeyboards made this keyboard a reality: 4c (formerly chocboard) DIY kits now available!
Headsup! Orders for first batch close tonight at midnight (CDT)...
The future is Wireless - A new offerings from ergomech.store (lemmy.world)
Hi, we at Ergomech Store now offers wireless builds with the Bluemicro840 controllers, please have a look at our blog posts to see more details....