So I have the HHKB Pro 2 and I'm loving it,
So I have the HHKB Pro 2,
HHKB Pro 2,
So I have the HHKB Pro 2 and I'm loving it,So I have the HHKB Pro 2,HHKB Pro 2,
/thread
don't need a peasant MX board when you have the almighty already.
hhkb comes CASE mount. your move cherry.
HHKB Elitist
So I have the HHKB Pro 2 and I'm loving it, I always had rather cheap MX blue keyboards so I'm wondering what the most highly regarded MX keyboard is. I want to try MX reds as I've only ever tried blues.Depends a lot I guess. I think in my case Cherry G80-5000 HAMDE would probably be interesting coming from MX realm.
Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
Is staggered better than matrix for ergonomics?
Huh all this HHKB fanboyism.
It's like you guys are all full time programmers or something.
Well jokes aside, I do get the appeal of HHKB on this forum.
Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
Is staggered better than matrix for ergonomics?
On a Nunchaku design, it doesn't matter..
On something that's static and not -rotatable (kinesis/maltron) then matrix is better.
Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
Is staggered better than matrix for ergonomics?
On a Nunchaku design, it doesn't matter..
On something that's static and not -rotatable (kinesis/maltron) then matrix is better.
I call BS. Vertically staggered always trumps horizontal if designed (and used) properly. Your fingers rest naturally on the home row keys and move within their comfortable range to reach the upper and lower row keys, without inducing twist.
Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
beast.
shut up.
hhkb > your wood
beast.
shut up.
hhkb > your wood
No?
So I have the HHKB Pro 2 and I'm loving it,So I have the HHKB Pro 2,HHKB Pro 2,
/thread
don't need a peasant MX board when you have the almighty already.Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/5q5dFOh.gif)
Huh all this HHKB fanboyism.
It's like you guys are all full time programmers or something.
Well jokes aside, I do get the appeal of HHKB on this forum.
hhkb is probably the worst board for programmers.
You're essentially forcing yourself to get around a terribad layout with zero programmability..
You would think a "programmer" would know that "programmability" is a pivotal element of a good keyboard ... but... N000000oooooo... apparently rubber cups make a difference.... because u know, they're japanese rubber cups..
Most people here claiming to be programmers are just scrub weeaboos taking an intro to VB class...
ooo.. look at this... i can make a table and haz copy people's java script... oooo.. i'm a programmer...Show Image(http://www.emotasia.com/wp-content/uploads/totally-naughty-panda-emoticon-14.gif)
Huh all this HHKB fanboyism.
It's like you guys are all full time programmers or something.
Well jokes aside, I do get the appeal of HHKB on this forum.
hhkb is probably the worst board for programmers.
You're essentially forcing yourself to get around a terribad layout with zero programmability..
You would think a "programmer" would know that "programmability" is a pivotal element of a good keyboard ... but... N000000oooooo... apparently rubber cups make a difference.... because u know, they're japanese rubber cups..
Most people here claiming to be programmers are just scrub weeaboos taking an intro to VB class...
ooo.. look at this... i can make a table and haz copy people's java script... oooo.. i'm a programmer...Show Image(http://www.emotasia.com/wp-content/uploads/totally-naughty-panda-emoticon-14.gif)
Not quite.
It is the layout that is particularly appealing for Unix programmers (or those programming on Unixy systems).
Ctrl where Caps Lock is makes sense as Unix makes much use of control characters.
Backspace where \| is also makes sense as the Backspace is closed to Enter, and the "home row" (should you choose to use it).
I alternate between TKL and HHKB, and it always feels more natural having Ctrl and Backspace where they are on the HHKB.
I am a programmer, but mostly under Windows, and I miss having dedicated arrow keys on the HHKB when using HHKB under Windows in the various GUI IDEs we use.
ahk
makes any keyboard programmable
Huh all this HHKB fanboyism.
It's like you guys are all full time programmers or something.
Well jokes aside, I do get the appeal of HHKB on this forum.
hhkb is probably the worst board for programmers.
You're essentially forcing yourself to get around a terribad layout with zero programmability..
You would think a "programmer" would know that "programmability" is a pivotal element of a good keyboard ... but... N000000oooooo... apparently rubber cups make a difference.... because u know, they're japanese rubber cups..
Most people here claiming to be programmers are just scrub weeaboos taking an intro to VB class...
ooo.. look at this... i can make a table and haz copy people's java script... oooo.. i'm a programmer...Show Image(http://www.emotasia.com/wp-content/uploads/totally-naughty-panda-emoticon-14.gif)
Not quite.
It is the layout that is particularly appealing for Unix programmers (or those programming on Unixy systems).
Ctrl where Caps Lock is makes sense as Unix makes much use of control characters.
Backspace where \| is also makes sense as the Backspace is closed to Enter, and the "home row" (should you choose to use it).
I alternate between TKL and HHKB, and it always feels more natural having Ctrl and Backspace where they are on the HHKB.
I am a programmer, but mostly under Windows, and I miss having dedicated arrow keys on the HHKB when using HHKB under Windows in the various GUI IDEs we use.
^^^^^^^
These arguments are M0000t
non-programmability is a major hindrance to ANY KEYBOARD..
your hand is different than my hand..
you have different usage statistics for different keys...
Why should our layouts be stuck to some baseline that existed well before modern computing.
I find it a bit of madness that any true-programmer, outside of script-kids would at all CONSIDER a NON-programmable board.
beast.
shut up.
hhkb > your wood
So I have the HHKB Pro 2 and I'm loving it, I always had rather cheap MX blue keyboards so I'm wondering what the most highly regarded MX keyboard is. I want to try MX reds as I've only ever tried blues.
Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
Is staggered better than matrix for ergonomics?
On a Nunchaku design, it doesn't matter..
On something that's static and not -rotatable (kinesis/maltron) then matrix is better.
I call BS. Vertically staggered always trumps horizontal if designed (and used) properly. Your fingers rest naturally on the home row keys and move within their comfortable range to reach the upper and lower row keys, without inducing twist.
vertically-----staggered-----vs horizontal
what is vertically staggered
and what is horizontal....
Huh all this HHKB fanboyism.
It's like you guys are all full time programmers or something.
Well jokes aside, I do get the appeal of HHKB on this forum.
hhkb is probably the worst board for programmers.
You're essentially forcing yourself to get around a terribad layout with zero programmability..
You would think a "programmer" would know that "programmability" is a pivotal element of a good keyboard ... but... N000000oooooo... apparently rubber cups make a difference.... because u know, they're japanese rubber cups..
Most people here claiming to be programmers are just scrub weeaboos taking an intro to VB class...
ooo.. look at this... i can make a table and haz copy people's java script... oooo.. i'm a programmer...Show Image(http://www.emotasia.com/wp-content/uploads/totally-naughty-panda-emoticon-14.gif)
Not quite.
It is the layout that is particularly appealing for Unix programmers (or those programming on Unixy systems).
Ctrl where Caps Lock is makes sense as Unix makes much use of control characters.
Backspace where \| is also makes sense as the Backspace is closed to Enter, and the "home row" (should you choose to use it).
I alternate between TKL and HHKB, and it always feels more natural having Ctrl and Backspace where they are on the HHKB.
I am a programmer, but mostly under Windows, and I miss having dedicated arrow keys on the HHKB when using HHKB under Windows in the various GUI IDEs we use.
^^^^^^^
These arguments are M0000t
non-programmability is a major hindrance to ANY KEYBOARD..
your hand is different than my hand..
you have different usage statistics for different keys...
Why should our layouts be stuck to some baseline that existed well before modern computing.
I find it a bit of madness that any true-programmer, outside of script-kids would at all CONSIDER a NON-programmable board.
A customised programmable keyboard would just mean that you would be lost when using someone else's workstation, or vice versa. Using a standard layout means the same key sequences work in the same way on any standard keyboard you use. Unless either everyone has the same customisable keyboard and you upload your configuration to it each time you move to a different workstation, or you carry your keyboard around with you everywhere.
So I have the HHKB Pro 2 and I'm loving it, I always had rather cheap MX blue keyboards so I'm wondering what the most highly regarded MX keyboard is. I want to try MX reds as I've only ever tried blues.
It's personal.....
I'd have to say any plate mounted board with a good PCB and decent caps will give you a feel of top shelf Cherry MX. Filco Majestouch seem to be quite highly regarded.
The problem is, there are so many options and so many mods, that the "ultimate" Cherry MX board is a very personal thing, and will feel unique. Mine has custom plates, no PCB, heavily modded Brown switches (trampoline, latex, stickers) and a mix of PBT and POM caps. That's the attraction of the MX switches for me, they can be tweaked to give the feel, travel distance, sound, etc, that I want.
Another advantage is the switches are complete self-contained units that can be replaced individually or used for custom physical layouts easily.Best Current keyboard using Cherry MX is Egdx...
It is now rivaled by the unreleased Ergo Pro.. (assuming everything is up to snuff, stabilizers, tenting etc.)
All non-ergo boards are not in the running for best-board...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/th_113_.gif)
Is staggered better than matrix for ergonomics?
On a Nunchaku design, it doesn't matter..
On something that's static and not -rotatable (kinesis/maltron) then matrix is better.
I call BS. Vertically staggered always trumps horizontal if designed (and used) properly. Your fingers rest naturally on the home row keys and move within their comfortable range to reach the upper and lower row keys, without inducing twist.
vertically-----staggered-----vs horizontal
what is vertically staggered
and what is horizontal....
Vertical columns of keys staggered with the respect to the columns on either side of it, vs horizontal rows of keys, staggered with respect to the rows above and below. The former allows for the natural difference in resting positions of the fingers, equal movement to upper and lower rows, true vertical finger movements instead of diagonal, etc. The latter doesn't. BIG difference in ergonomics.
ErgoDox is vertical stagger (although not enough on the pinkie rows), Ergo Pro is horizontal stagger.
Ergo Pro has best of both worlds in terms of programmability, though. It's apparently going to be "hackable", allowing custom firmware to be flashed to the controller, but has a stock, unprogrammable layout by default.
With the HHKB you can install a replacement controller with programmable firmware on it, but it requires more work and cost. Some people really like how they feel and think it is worth the cost. Others don't. All I can say about them is that I didn't like how the Topre switches felt in the few seconds that I tried a RealForce in a shop, but that's not really a fair evaluation (different board and not enough time spent using them).
This thread made me laugh with every post. You guys are going completely off tangent. I love everyone here. So glad I still come to this forum. :-*
This thread made me laugh with every post. You guys are going completely off tangent. I love everyone here. So glad I still come to this forum. :-*
lol I know right, all I wanted to know was what are some of the best MX keyboards in terms of overall quality and high praise here on GH.
This thread made me laugh with every post. You guys are going completely off tangent. I love everyone here. So glad I still come to this forum. :-*
lol I know right, all I wanted to know was what are some of the best MX keyboards in terms of overall quality and high praise here on GH.
hihiii... guilty.
I wanted to know this because as I have the HHKB Pro2 I always have cheap MX keyboards and I'm just wondering how the higher end ones would compare.
TLDR; Filco
Filco is great, but it's not as good as those Korean customs by any means. They're far above any commercial keyboard in terms of quality and price.
Filco is great, but it's not as good as those Korean customs by any means. They're far above any commercial keyboard in terms of quality and price.
What are some other custom ones besides the KMAC? If I'm understanding this correctly you build them yourself?
a kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
You're definitely not alone there - I have said something similar before. Also that is ignoring the fact that there's dime-a-dozen more ergonomic keyboards floating out there on the market, plenty more fancy varied shapes and sizes to choose from. When talking about ergonomics, there's plenty of ways to skin a cat - to say ErgoDox is superior to all of thea kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
tp, your title should be "Ergodox Enforcer"
Filco is great, but it's not as good as those Korean customs by any means. They're far above any commercial keyboard in terms of quality and price.
What are some other custom ones besides the KMAC? If I'm understanding this correctly you build them yourself?
a kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
Filco is great, but it's not as good as those Korean customs by any means. They're far above any commercial keyboard in terms of quality and price.
What are some other custom ones besides the KMAC? If I'm understanding this correctly you build them yourself?
a kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
If the dox is a "gasoline car", you said. Then what would be the board "equivalent" to a modern hybrid or an F1 car? what an imagination to make this metaphor up. :D
Filco is great, but it's not as good as those Korean customs by any means. They're far above any commercial keyboard in terms of quality and price.
What are some other custom ones besides the KMAC? If I'm understanding this correctly you build them yourself?
a kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
If the dox is a "gasoline car", you said. Then what would be the board "equivalent" to a modern hybrid or an F1 car? what an imagination to make this metaphor up. :D
Don't forget modern diesel cars too. Those things are beast.
You're definitely not alone there - I have said something similar before. Also that is ignoring the fact that there's dime-a-dozen more ergonomic keyboards floating out there on the market, plenty more fancy varied shapes and sizes to choose from. When talking about ergonomics, there's plenty of ways to skin a cat - to say ErgoDox is superior to all of thea kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
tp, your title should be "Ergodox Enforcer"ergonomicalkeyboard designs out there is really a bold (yet naïve) statement.
Anyway OP, I think your question is too open. For HHKB equivalent in Cherry MX realm (whilst retaining 60% factor) you have KMAC. For μTron keyboard equivalent, you have the likes of Cherry G80-5000 for instance, and so on and so forth.
You can get MX boards with HHKB layout
You're definitely not alone there - I have said something similar before. Also that is ignoring the fact that there's dime-a-dozen more ergonomic keyboards floating out there on the market, plenty more fancy varied shapes and sizes to choose from. When talking about ergonomics, there's plenty of ways to skin a cat - to say ErgoDox is superior to all of thea kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
tp, your title should be "Ergodox Enforcer"ergonomicalkeyboard designs out there is really a bold (yet naïve) statement.
Anyway OP, I think your question is too open. For HHKB equivalent in Cherry MX realm (whilst retaining 60% factor) you have KMAC. For μTron keyboard equivalent, you have the likes of Cherry G80-5000 for instance, and so on and so forth.
The reason I ask this and started this thread is because of my concern that one day the HHKB will no longer be available. This scares me as I'm learning this layout and then I'll have to go back to a standard layout.
Or thinking about it a different way, if by most highly regarded you would consider one that is most recommended, I have probably seen CM QFR recommended more than almost any other keyboard around here.
Or thinking about it a different way, if by most highly regarded you would consider one that is most recommended, I have probably seen CM QFR recommended more than almost any other keyboard around here.
Nah, that would be most often recommended. Most highly regarded is the one considered to be best overall, QFR is just considered best value.
I hadn't thought about the Korean customs, just "normal" commercial boards. A custom is very nice, but hard to pin down one design that gives the best idea of how MX feels. Some custom sellers offer completed boards, but it costs more. Personally I think a Filco comes close to the customs if you simply replace the case with a metal one. A big advantage of customs, though, is a plate that allows you open the switches without desoldering them.
Perhaps this:Show Image(http://common.ziffdavisinternet.com/util_get_image/26/0,1425,sz=1&i=269299,00.jpg)
Or the iOne Scorpius M10 or an older Razer Blackwidow.... Oh wait, you said "regarded", not "retarded"... Oh well.
You're definitely not alone there - I have said something similar before. Also that is ignoring the fact that there's dime-a-dozen more ergonomic keyboards floating out there on the market, plenty more fancy varied shapes and sizes to choose from. When talking about ergonomics, there's plenty of ways to skin a cat - to say ErgoDox is superior to all of thea kmac is like a kit to build a classic horse pulled carriage..
The whole concept of the horse drawn cart itself is obsolete and slow as balls.. BUT it's pretty and reminds people of simpler times.
The Egdx on the other hand is like a modern gasoline car.. It's better in everyway.. you may or may not find it aesthetically pleasing, since to most people, it's not what they're used to seeing with respect to the rectangle in front of their computers.
Make no mistake... extended use of classic keyboards inevitably leads to Repetitive stress disorder...
There is no question that this is what's going to happen if you lead a computer-oriented lifestyle..
If you had to dig trenches with a shovel, vs a tractor... That is the difference...Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion_custom/th_0pride.gif)
tp, your title should be "Ergodox Enforcer"ergonomicalkeyboard designs out there is really a bold (yet naïve) statement.
Anyway OP, I think your question is too open. For HHKB equivalent in Cherry MX realm (whilst retaining 60% factor) you have KMAC. For μTron keyboard equivalent, you have the likes of Cherry G80-5000 for instance, and so on and so forth.
The reason I ask this and started this thread is because of my concern that one day the HHKB will no longer be available. This scares me as I'm learning this layout and then I'll have to go back to a standard layout.
There will be clones comes the day when there is a need to. Also I think it is mainly the left Control key that gets swapped. There's honestly a fair few 60% boards which look somewhat a little similar to HHKB (minus the left control key being in the same position).
Also, I guess it wouldn't hurt to swap around with other keyboards as well. That is pretty much what I am doing, swapping around with other keyboard so that I can then paint a mental image of the keyboard in my head along with the keys and what not.
Is there any way to swap the control with the shift on the HHKB?
Is there any way to swap the control with the shift on the HHKB?
If your on windows you could use keytweak, not sure why you'd want to swap them though :P
Is there any way to swap the control with the shift on the HHKB?
If your on windows you could use keytweak, not sure why you'd want to swap them though :P
Is there any way to swap the control with the shift on the HHKB?
If your on windows you could use keytweak, not sure why you'd want to swap them though :P
Either that or autohotkey.
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Perhaps this:Show Image(http://common.ziffdavisinternet.com/util_get_image/26/0,1425,sz=1&i=269299,00.jpg)
Or the iOne Scorpius M10 or an older Razer Blackwidow.... Oh wait, you said "regarded", not "retarded"... Oh well.
What a nice spaceship keyboard. :cool:
brb grabbing hologram projection technology.Perhaps this:Show Image(http://common.ziffdavisinternet.com/util_get_image/26/0,1425,sz=1&i=269299,00.jpg)
Or the iOne Scorpius M10 or an older Razer Blackwidow.... Oh wait, you said "regarded", not "retarded"... Oh well.
What a nice spaceship keyboard. :cool:
****, the chevrons are locking!