Let's make a record of the keyboards we use in a daily basis.
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User: ideus.
Date: 2016-12-24.
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Name: XT60.
Layout: XT-US-International.
PCB: GON Nerd60.
Profile: Cherry ABCDE.
Caps: OG Cherry double shot.
Cap Source: Uknown, but similar to some NCR Portable.
Cap Color: Classic BoB.
Space bar: 7u.
Switch: MX Ergo Clears.
Special keys:
> F9 - Fn
> F10 - Windows
> * - Delete
> CL - Control
Second layer access by Fn & Space-Fn
> Nine-block
> Arrows
> Fn-Row
> Caps Lock
Case: TEX Low Profile Acrylic.
NOTE: The XT style sixty board has a big enter, big backspace and A-Profile bottom row, even an stepped caps lock; but, it is control here. I always have a thing for the large ISO Enter key. The location of the tilde and back slash in the XT layout are very useful for writing in Spanish with US-International. It also works extremely well to type Latex documents.
PICTURE
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Name: UX60.
Layout: Unix-US-International.
PCB: GON Nerd60.
Profile: Cherry BBCDE.
Caps: OG Cherry double shot.
Cap Source: Unknown, proabably a Cherry US.
Cap Color: Classic BoB.
Space bar 6.25u.
Switch: MX Zealios R1.
Special keys:
> Diamonds - Fn, Alt, Alt Gr, Windows.
> Right Arrow - Delete
> CL - Control
Second layer access by Fn & Space-Fn
> Nine-block
> Arrows
> Fn-Row
> Caps Lock
Case: GON Acrylic.
NOTE: I like the clean look of the Unix layout along with icon modifiers, it is elegant and simple. The position of the backspace at the top of the enter is very handy, only available in this layout. Yes, I do a lot of mistakes, so the backspace is probably the second most use key in my usage, just after the space bar. Delete is at the right of the right shift; because, I do a lot of mistakes, so this key should be available in my first layer. It has a full B-Profile bottom row.
PICTURE Pending.
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