It is the Diverge TM 2. It was my first split or ortholinear keyboard. I've been growing tired of it, and inspired by other hand-built keyboards. I'm hoping to transition to a new keyboard and retire this soon.
It is the Diverge TM 2. It was my first split or ortholinear keyboard. I've been growing tired of it, and inspired by other hand-built keyboards. I'm hoping to transition to a new keyboard and retire this soon.
I'll consider it (it'll be some time before I build a new one, especially since Ive not hand built one before. This one was purchased prebuilt). Last I knew, unikeyboards was the site that manufactured these, but the owner was hong kong based, and I've not seen the website around last I checked. Really brings a sad ending to the diverge line, and the rest of his products.
I really wish I had more thumb keys. When I first got this I thought having a wide area for my thumbs like a regular spacebar was important, but after using it so long I realize that I'd rather have more options for my thumbs. Likewise, I don't really use the keys at the bottom row under my pinkies, so I'd want 6x3 for each hand plus, hopefully, at least 3 keys for a thumb cluster. Just looking through the latest keyboard builder's digest, I'd say something like this is what I'm going for: https://kbd.news/Narfkb2-2013.html
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If you retire it I might be interested in buying it. The let's split and diverge have a special place in my heart as the first custom I ever built. I'm currently delighted with my Corne, but I don't think anything travels as well as the let's split and let's split-alikes
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