happy hacking keyboard lite2 for mac usb (white)

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I knew I wanted printed key-caps, and that made the white board very appealing.

I have been very busy, but I should be able to get back into the swing of writing again.

In college, I started diving deeper down the rabbit hole, learning more about shells, window managers, and programming.

By senior year, I found myself sitting in front of an Arch Linux install, configured with a tiling window manger to organize the scattering of VIM and VIM-like terminal applications I used every day.

To be kind to my wrists, I wanted something that was optimized at the hardware level for my heavy CTRL key use.

However, as a broke college student, I opted for the much cheaper lite version to test out.

I enjoyed the layout so much, that years later when I needed to replace a keyboard at work, I had them order me a HHKB lite (again, the Pro was very expensive).

I searched long and hard, looking at different layouts designs, and learning about the various switch types (mostly the commony cherry MX switches ).

After purchasing and playing with a switch tester, I confirmed that I would likely enjoy MX clear switches best.

They are quiet enough I could still reasonably use them in an office, but still had the nice tactile bump that I love (more than what I experienced on the Browns).

Additionally, I knew that I wanted to stick with a small, minimalist layout, so I exclusively looked at 60 keyboards, with the occasional 40 board catching my eye.

I had made my decision, but at the time, new boards werent available.

I decided to sit back and wait to see if it would drop on Massdrop any time soon.

When I say programmable, I dont mean that you can just bind some keys.

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The Planck is fully open and the firmware C code is available on Github for modification.

So, you can actually customize and hack together the firmware, which was very appealing to me.

Unfortunately, the planck drop had several delays, but as I previously stated, I didnt waiting.

The planck got delayed so much, that they eventually allowed people to cancel their order and receive a refund.

I thought the order cancellation was something you opted in to do, but it was actually an opt out situation so my lack of response had my order canceled, pre-maturely ending my planck experience.

My main reasons for not getting it originally was that it is a good bit more expensive than the majority of mechanical keyboards on the market.

However, after waiting months for the planck, and noticing I kept comparing everything to the HHKB, I realized I would eventually end up with an HHKB anyway, and decided to just go for it now.

The one thing I did contemplate about was which color to get.

Happy Hacking Keyboard Lite2 For Mac Usb (White)