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@hondanhon If you're doing most of your typing on the LC III, the best ergonomic board I know for ADB is ebay.com/itm/Apple-Macintosh-Adjustable-Keyboard-Number-Pad-M1242-w-Cables-1992/233610297478Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon If you're going for really comfortable ergonomics, you want your wrists and arms in a neutral position, which means your wrists should be straight, ideally, your forearms should be shoulder width apart. That calls for a fully split board.Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon It can take some time to get up to speed with a new layout. If you're not up for learning how to type again, you may want to consider steering away from boards with keys arranged in columns, rather than rows.On twitter.com
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@hondanhon If you want a "traditionalish" layout but a split, angled layout, you could do much worse than Microsoft's boards. They've spent decades refining a keyboard that's better than a regular layout, but not so weird that it scares people off.Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon I really don't go in for "box of chocolates" style ortholinear keyboards. They don't do anything good for wrist positions. If you want something ultra-portable, but still one piece, you might consider a Keyboardio Atreus. (shop.keyboard.io)Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon (Yes, I know that the shopify preview is for the wrong keyboard ;)Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon If you want something fully split but otherwise "normal", you might look at the Dygma Raise (which runs our firmware), the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard, or the Mistel Barocco.Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon I personally can't type on the Ergodox or the Kinesis Advantage. I find their thumb key arrangements painful and uncomfortable. But some people swear by them.Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon If you want to solder something together yourself, there are a TON of DIY options out there, but that's a much longer thread.Permalink On twitter.com
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@hondanhon And if not for this global pandemic, I'd invite you to check out our library of 100 or so weird keyboards.Permalink On twitter.com