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!

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[–] 2 points 1 day ago (1 child)

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.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 day ago

    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...).

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