...that there were more mechanical keyboards with TrackPoint-style pointing devices?
Since the untimely demise of my main computer, I'm using an old IBM laptop (my trusty backup computer for a decade now). I'm really enjoying having the TrackPoint again...even with a mouse plugged in as well, it's very convenient to have a pointing device that doesn't require taking your hand out of keyboarding position. In this regard, it's much nicer than a touchpad, and as far as I can tell, not at all slower or less accurate than one, either-- if anything, it seems to be a bit better than a touchpad in those areas.
Now, I know that Unicomp has their EnduraPro model with TrackPoint, but, having a buckling spring keyboard, I know that it's not what I prefer for gaming or general use (though it's neat to type on once in a while, to enjoy the tactility and clickiness)-- and with the EnduraPro, you're limited to the UltraClassic form factor, while I know that many here prefer TKL or even smaller. Not to mention, Unicomp boards aren't exactly feature-heavy, which doesn't matter to some, but does to others.
So, am I alone in wishing that more mechanical keyboards had a TrackPoint? One of my "keyboard dreams" is of a keyboard with a TrackPoint and onboard programmability/scriptability: imagine being able to define any gesture commands you might want, and then have them all available without having to take your hand off of the keyboard.
