Keyboard subcult
I have been reading up on mechanical keyboards and the subculture that has started growing around them. Read more
I have been reading up on mechanical keyboards and the subculture that has started growing around them. Read more
As a strange consequence of my employer’s custom of pair programming I acquired an interest in mechanical-keyboards. I have now bought a couple—one for the office and one as a backup at home. Here is a quick review of one of them. Read more
Wouldn’t it be fun to build a computer keyboard from scratch? Well, maybe so. Here are some links to resources that might be useful to someone considering such a folly. Read more
My new hobby is building a computer keyboard (see previous article for more about building keyboards in general). Read more
My new hobby is building a computer keyboard (see previous articles for more about building keyboards and keyboard goals). I have ordered in components such as key caps, key switches, and a lifetime supply of 1N4148 diodes, but there is one part I have to work out how to build for myself—the plate. Read more
As part of my new hobby to build a computer keyboard, I have to draw the instructions for the cutting of the plate the switches are held in (see previous post for more on what the plate is). Rather than learn how to install and use a CAD system to do this, I have written a Python module to do it for me. Read more
I have been making a hand-wired computer keyboard and now is as good a time as any for a status update. Read more
I spent part of the Easter weekend finishing of phase I of the wiring of my keyboard: the matrix. Read more
The Devlin Q-Series key caps from UKKeycaps arrived, and I now have a keyboard that looks like a keyboard. Read more
I built a Zlant, an eccentric staggered 40% mechanical keyboard. Read more