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Keyboard that would help avoid fingers strain
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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Here's a tool for different keyboard layouts that you can do analytical tests with to see which one you like.
When I get around to making a custom keyboard, I want to try MTGAP.
Here's an awesome split keyboard GitHub repository with a lot of information that may help.
I'm not sure how ergonomic this is, but it is a very unique design that enables insanely fast typing speeds: CharaChorder One.
On second thought, I would not recommend the CharaChorder, especially due to poor customer support, the double key press bug, the closed source firmware, and the fact it is still $299. I would be interested in an open source alternative, even if I had to build it myself.
Charachorder did respond to the video saying they fixed most of the issues, but if the device still has closed source firmware, that would be a dealbreaker for me, especially since you cannot remap keys at the firmware level.
That's almost half my salary ๐
Maybe ColonelRevolution should've specified he's not American, just like me. We're both Polish ๐
Ouch, is Poland that much cheaper to live in? I live in the Czech Republic and with that salary I would not be able to live anywhere.
I make a little above minimum wage, and no Poland isn't that cheap to live in. If I were to rent I would lose like most of my salary and probably live paycheck to paycheck, if I were to find an acceptable deal or force myself to live in a tiny fucking apartment. I'm happy to live with my parents for the moment, and will continue to do so after I finish college.
Also I just did a simple conversion $300 * 5 = 1500zล, it's almost correct most of the time lmao I just have that in my head because I'm lazy, but the currrent ratte seems to be 1zล to $0.25
So the keyboard would actually be 1200zล, but that's still nothing to scoff at as that still would be more than a third of my salary.
Some Polish people travel to work in Czech Republic, so I guess that your salaries are a little better. I like to work abroad and spend money at home so I can afford my hobbies, but for personal reasons I'll have to stay here for some time and I already feel the pain. ๐
I will have to settle for cheaper alternative for now, but I made a resolution to buy something similar to what you suggested once I finally get to work in the IT sector - at least I hope it will work out. Thanks for your suggestions - I never gave it much thought, the topic is very interesting and I really like the idea of getting a mechanical keyboard in the future.
I saw his other messages regarding these issues. I wasn't sure what he would think about what I mentioned, but I hope the other resources I've given are helpful to him or anyone else.
Your comment was one of the best, seriously those resources are great. I'll look into them someday as ai've saved your post.
But still. The pricing ๐