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A desktop with two keyboards on it. The top keyboard (Keyboardio Model 100) is an ergonomic keyboard split into two separate halves connected via a coiled cable. Each half is in a dark walnut enclosure and has an ortholinear key arrangement. The keycaps are labeled with symbols from the ancient Linear A writing system. The bottom keyboard (MNT Reform) has a traditional key arrangement and is in a compact, black aluminum enclosure. The keycaps follow the Colemak layout rather than QWERTY. To the left of the Reform keyboard is a MiSTerFPGA device in a boxy black aluminum enclosure.

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A desktop with two keyboards on it. The top keyboard (Keyboardio Model 100) is an ergonomic keyboard split into two separate halves connected via a coiled cable. Each half is in a dark walnut enclosure and has an ortholinear key arrangement. The keycaps are labeled with symbols from the ancient Linear A writing system. The bottom keyboard (MNT Reform) has a traditional key arrangement and is in a compact, black aluminum enclosure. The keycaps follow the Colemak layout rather than QWERTY. To the left of the Reform keyboard is a MiSTerFPGA device in a boxy black aluminum enclosure.
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Steve Sprang (csprng@fosstodon.org)'s status on Thursday, 14-Mar-2024 17:44:56 JST Steve Sprang

The standalone #MNTReform keyboard is gorgeous (and satisfyingly dense). I much prefer the clicky white switches over the tactile browns (maybe not in a laptop though).
It's a nice aesthetic match for the #MiSTerFPGA I just started experimenting with. Many thanks to @mntmn and the MNT team for accommodating my request for #Colemak homing keys.
The #Keyboardio Model 100 with Linear A keycaps is in the back. It's also lovely, but not convenient as a roaming keyboard.

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