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You can get a cherry mx brown keyboard if you wanna keep the feel of the key but remove much of the audbile click. Or for even quieter, I use red switches with silencer rings. I personally use a corsair K95. Every key can be reprogrammed to anything else. Plus it has 18 macros. I know you can record macros on the keyboard itself without using the software, as I'm not sure it has a linux version. Though there is a hacked up mac version.
Vim mode mechanical keyboard FTW
Yesterday I finally finished building my new keyboard
Just set up a Vim profile on my keyboard. Is it going to help me any? Probably not. But it does look cool!
!rant
Who here uses mechanical keyboards at work?
I have an old razor at home with Cherry MX Blue switches, very noisy so definitly not suited when around co-workers.
Any recomendations on silent boards suitable for office life? I've looked at the Logitech g413 with romer-g switches but I am unsure if these are pleasant to work with.
I am also considering POK3R, Ducky One or WASD with Cherry MX Brown switches specifically for office. Would like to hear experiences from fellow devs who prefer mechanical keyboards and use them around co-workers.
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mechanical keyboard
noisy office