notsocrazyanymore @ notsocrazyanymore @feddit.org Posts 14Comments 10Joined 1 mo. ago
Ah, that's cool! My Planck is from the same Taiwanese company. I love these guys. Quality stuff. The main problem I had with the Moonlander was that my thumbs actually don't reach that far and it was causing quite the strain. I also couldn't quite reach the top numerical rows without strain. So maybe that's why this 40% is working so well for me. Glad that you're enjoying your Moonlander!
I have a Voyager split keyboard waiting in the mailbox for me today! Last time I used a Moonlander split key, I had to return it because the layout was too big for my hands. Not sure if the Voyager's going to be an improvement... will share and see if I need to return it.
At work, I use a Kinesis split keyboard that's more or less standard sized.
In other words, no worries, split keyboards rule :)
Ouch, I had no idea about the GPL violation or what that even meant. Thanks for letting me know. I already felt the ick buying a communication device from a Chinese company but convinced myself to push through.... Wish I hadn't.
The small keyboard is fantastic for quick typing though. I was skeptical at first, but am now totally comfortable using it for daily writing.
Layers. Like you would access capitalization by pressing shift, I access a num keyboard on the right (that lights up in blue) when I press a key. You can customize your own layouts and layers and it's quite important to do so with a small keyboard like this. I can type equally fast on this thing, as I set commonly used punctuation marks next to my thumbs and moved the ctrl/tab/shift keys to places that are easier to reach.
Just bought one! So excited!
Thanks! I've been using dotEPUB, but it deprecates most of the long-reads I've been converting.
Solved- external Planck keyboard stuck on caps lock when connected to Android Pixel phone
The Hermes Baby is 420 euros, should I get it? It's definitely worthwhile to support this shop and it's services.
What engaging story-telling (so far)!
I find it refreshing to dissect the underlying rationale of anti-climate change talking points. I suggest skipping bits of the science to dive straight into the analysis if you are more interested in the analysis than the facts about climate change.
