...and welcome as a mod on the new /c/emk

Go ahead let’s see your keeb :-)

So basically @Rick@lemmy.world roll? :-)

Great idea!

Mods can be from other instances - to make someone mod just have them post to the community. Use the tree dots and make mod

It depends on what you need. A split keyboard is probably what comes close to the MS ergo. Somethink like a Moonlander https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/ or the Iris https://keeb.io/...

But take a look at https://jhelvy.shinyapps.io/splitkbcompare/ - there you can compare and print layout of different spli keyboards and test before you buy.

I have tried running in shorts but they always ride up my legs. I’m using running tights now - much better.

Get some short running tights. Some like to wear them under shorts. I just wear the tights - this is my favorite https://fusionworld.com/...

The layout needs to fit your daily use. So if you program a lot in C/Python/PowerShell ... then you need easy access to special chars. If you just write a lot, then you could get away with a simpler setup.

I have a somwhat simple setup - I code a bit but not that much - my 3x5 3-thumb keymap

Links should be created as relative links with the host server at the end like: [ErgoMechKeyboards](/c/ergomechkeyboards@lemmy.world)
This wil result in a link like this: ErgoMechKeyboards

Looks like a buttefly collection ;-) Nice collection

...or support both platforms :-)

Your Corne tax is accepted :-)

Planck was one of the first keyboards I got - this is such a great board. Think I got 4 of them now :-)

That is some cool caps you got there

You could use a corne and break off the outer column

Nice looking keyboard. How do you like the MT3 keycaps?

Have you tried: https://jhelvy.shinyapps.io/splitkbcompare/ to see if the size is right?

I sarted with Planck keyboards and migrated to split - 42 key Corne for now, but my next project is gonna be a 36/34 key Corne or similar.

Nice work - a cool looking machine you got there :-)