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As the title says, this only happened recently after I did a windows update. I already did look for every option in the ease of access, scanning devices and updates, reinstalling drivers but none worked. Any other solutions?
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For those who weren't aware like myself, or have moved onto other boards due to this issue (stupid, I know.), the most recent driver update enables you to not only change the color the keyboard uses with turbo mode enabled, but recolor individual keys as well, more akin to the Wooting tachyon mode.
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I am doing a research paper for a design history class. I am not trying to become a researcher this project is a once in a program thing that just happens to be the thing i suck the most at.
My subject is about the history, ups and down of the qwerty layout. I know there have been other layouts in the typewriter era, but have there been any major commercial attempt in the COMPUTER era at moving away from qwerty? I feel like I recall IBM really pushing one at one point but it failed miserably but I can't find anything. Any input that could give me a hand would be gladly appreciated. If you have links to reliable sources for them i will buy you a big mac
I have like 7 days left but don't worry its not for the whole paper it's just for the research part
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This is my first time doing this i was wondering if anyone could check my work wiring
A few weeks ago, I got myself a brand new Unicomp New Model M in CMS layout because why not?
I'm petty impressed so far how well it types and how well it performs for gaming considering they're not really made for that! I know that some people have complained about the fact that they're 2KRO but honestly it has not limited me sor far in games like Deep Rock Galactic, Helldivers 2 or even PUBG.
They're pretty expensive considering the total absence of any feature whatsoever + shipping and custom fees but I like simple, efficient and durable things so hopefully it will last 15-20 years like the classic ones, who knows? 🤷♂️