Blues mostly, though I'm getting closer and closer to going over to linear camp. 35g, 1 mm actuation distance, 1000 Hz polling, 1 ms reaction time and full NKRO sounds just about right for my typing needs. My palms are aching from all the recoil provided by tactility, and I remember this was also the case when using the scissor switch. I could live without the tactile bump. I'm unlikely to miss keys and even more unlikely to miss keys without noticing on the monitor — while writing for work. While gaming, I'm just gonna bottom out anyway. And I did gymkhana in Dirt 3 on my cherry blues! Even the parts people say you can't do on a keyboard at all and need a wheel for.
My laptop has some version of rubber dome — either plain or scissors, in any case an island chiclet board (Latitude 5550) — and I use that quite a lot. Probably preferred the older non-island traditional keyboard on my previous laptop, which was Latitude 7240.
I love buckling spring, but unfortunately my fingers can't do that any more. My step-father, a lifelong programmer, has the same problem. We're both after the lightest board possible.
However, I like to keep my hands on the board while not actually typing, and at 35g or even 40-ish, I end up pressing keys. Oh well, still prefer lighter. But first of all I think reaction time and polling time have a lot to do with how I feel about a board, which has nothing to do with switch type.
