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Interest Checks / Re: [IC]篆Seal TKL - The story of 1 keyboard and 7 systems
« Last post by Raie_de_Boule on Tue, 24 February 2026, 16:33:41 »Seal60 might be a thing 
but let this one grew first
but let this one grew first
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] NP-R _ Numpad Retro - GB MAR 5th !
« Last post by Bagri on Tue, 24 February 2026, 15:28:28 »13
Group Buys and Preorders / Re: NP-R - Numpad Retro. GB 5th march
« Last post by Raie_de_Boule on Tue, 24 February 2026, 15:24:51 »I'm in, oui.
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Group Buys and Preorders / Re: NP-R - Numpad Retro. GB 5th march
« Last post by HoffmanMyster on Tue, 24 February 2026, 15:20:47 »Approved 
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Keyboards / Re: What Keyboard Are You Using Now?
« Last post by megasthenes on Tue, 24 February 2026, 15:19:19 »This cheap thing.
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Group Buys and Preorders / Re: [GB] KKB Kintsugi Shiro - GB over - Production confirmed
« Last post by dvorcol on Tue, 24 February 2026, 14:44:42 »
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Ergonomics / Re: What is the most optimized layout recently?
« Last post by agahsha8 on Tue, 24 February 2026, 13:44:01 »It is impossible to answer that question. I went from Qwerty to Colemak DH to HandsDown to a slightly modified HandsDown to fit my finger dexterity. The journey is fun albeit frustrating at times..
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Keyboards / Re: Game mini keyboard design !!
« Last post by Danenqie on Tue, 24 February 2026, 07:19:16 »Late to the party, but I’m curious if anyone here ever tried pairing a Teensy build with something like an HHKB-style layout for gaming. I’ve been thinking about doing a super compact setup with swappable MX and Topre caps and wondered if anyone ran into spacing issues or firmware quirks. If anyone from the old thread is still around, what switch type ended up feeling best for fast inputs?
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New Members / Hello Geekmates!
« Last post by Muscobaldi on Tue, 24 February 2026, 03:55:32 »Stumbled upon this forum while browsing, great find as I've just acquired Xkeys and Tipro devices. Can't believe how versatile and easy they are to program. The potential productivity gains using difficult to master software and not needing to remember complex menu/key sequences is awesome. Sorry if it's covered elsewhere in the forum, but if you look at the programmability of these devices and then add the functionality of the Keyboard Macro and MIDI Macro software offerings by MediaChance, where macros can call macros using their Oscar programming language (simple and easy to use), it all gets pretty mind blowing! I'm a self confessed tech geek and look forward to not needing to rely on my aging memory anymore.
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC]篆Seal TKL - The story of 1 keyboard and 7 systems
« Last post by SENSY LAB on Tue, 24 February 2026, 03:21:12 »Cool board and I love how many options there are! Shame about the nav cluster accent, I much prefer the look of the seal100.
For us, Seal100 is an ancestral product from which we have derived different branches. Who knows if we'll come up with other designs later? Hahaha