Re:Down the ergonomic keyboard rabbit hole
by nextos on Saturday October 10, 2020 @01:37PM
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Same thing here. I've tried tons of different keyboards.
For me, the thing that makes the most difference is a low travel switch and a compact layout. Ideally, ANSI.
I've found Apple Magic Keyboard to be good enough.
Regarding mice, I also like their Magic Trackpad or a Logitech Trackman. It's a shame the latter is not as smooth as the 1990s model.
Everything works great under Linux. Except for Logitech having issues with power saving via USB. But that's a given in all their devices. They should get their stuff together. It can be solved with a udev rule, though.
For me, the thing that makes the most difference is a low travel switch and a compact layout. Ideally, ANSI.
I've found Apple Magic Keyboard to be good enough.
Regarding mice, I also like their Magic Trackpad or a Logitech Trackman. It's a shame the latter is not as smooth as the 1990s model.
Everything works great under Linux. Except for Logitech having issues with power saving via USB. But that's a given in all their devices. They should get their stuff together. It can be solved with a udev rule, though.