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Farted by Losperman, November 01, 2005, 01:26:35 AM

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RobClock

My only thought about it is that you should rearrange the arrow keys so the pointed bottom of the yen sign points in the respective direction


Not that functionality of keys really bares significance to the design in any other aspect

PhantomCatClock

i thought about that, actually, but feel this adds to the cringe factor. any idiot can make a keeb that stops people who can't touch type from using their computer. mine stops that and people with OCD.

RobClock

Replace the B key with a white B one

PhantomCatClock

I actually did right away and got slower shipping for it, and was going to post a TRIUMPHANT KEYBOARD UPDATE and make a second page be about this thing on ≈Monday


PhantomCatClock

bullshit keycaps aside this is a really good keyboard

RobClock

Quote from: PhantomCatClock on November 07, 2020, 03:24:23 AM
I actually did right away and got slower shipping for it, and was going to post a TRIUMPHANT KEYBOARD UPDATE and make a second page be about this thing on ≈Monday


Yes good

DiscoBallClock

so are we doing slurpee games tonight or?

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GreyClock

I'm game, in about 2,5 hours max.

Slurpee


PhantomCatClock

Oh hey, that was fast. @RobH#7957


shrunk to a reasonable size. This fucking phone snaps 'em at 4032x2034, which must be a nightmare to dyslexics.

RobClock

It's perfect. It's central location on the keyboard is aesthetically pleasing as well.

RobClock

I just realized the Y key is also not a yen symbol you are a master of artistic incongruity

PhantomCatClock

I showed it to non-clocks and they were like "oh, that's cool. Is the 5 so you can tell where the buttons are"

like, no, that's what not looking at the keyboard is for, and I cannot possibly explain a public inside joke this big in a reasonable time to keep with the pace of the rest of this conversation, so I guess I LOOK like the same kind of mouthbreather that would think that




but it is a good point

PhantomCatClock

also i use mac style special character input, so if I actually want to type a yen symbol, i have to push penguin + Y, the only two buttons that are not a yen symbol.

VCRClock

#115354
Quote from: PhantomCatClock on November 08, 2020, 10:59:47 PM
also i use mac style special character input, so if I actually want to type a yen symbol, i have to push penguin + Y, the only two buttons that are not a yen symbol.

noob question, but what's the easiest way to accomplish this? if I were on ubuntu or something it'd be super easy I'm sure, but I feel like I'm probably going to end up typing "ibus" a few times

today I got out of a dependency hell involving c++, gcc, python and perl all being old and got my "upgradable packages" from 1200+ down to like 600 or something, just gotta go through and see what libs I can update without aptitude offering to delete every program I actually use
<Marlin Clock> This thread seems proof positive that divisiveness at any level is usually bad for the Clock Crew.
<PhantomCatClock> are we talking about the same clock crew

PhantomCatClock

#115355
if you have a /usr/share/X11/xkb folder, it's already there and possibly accessible from an easy GUI option menu that I'm sure you never use. In fact, I only know this folder exists because I had to edit some button or another on the keyboard map. I don't remember which and I will save you from this bullshit by not telling you, but I know that coming off an actual mac for years I'd feel the wrong one again when it pops back up

SO IF YOU CAN find a GUI thing for it—using my Ubuntu as an example, since it can't be that different—BIG OL' SETTINGS BUTTON click the app with the gear logo, that's the one. DEVICES  ==> KEYBOARD. Now, you


fuck, that's not it



okay back to SETTINGS, Region & Language ==> Input Sources. It'll have English, or English (QWERTY) or whatever. There is, I shit you not, one that is just called English (Macintosh). Boom. You're done. IF YOU WANTED NORMAL QWERTY, IDIOT. Now you need a "third level selector"! That's fancy talk for a different kind of shift button. Maybe you'll be able to do it here, but I couldn't. This is where you may end up being on your own (maybe editing YOUR map in one of xkb's endless folders will help) BUT, on GNOME, there's a program called GNOME Tweaks. It does nothing that you can't do with the command line, but I'll say how to do this on Tweaks since it'll at least push you in the right direction for googlin': Tweaks ==> Keyboard & Mouse ==> Additional Layout Options ==> Key to choose the 3rd level. I have mine set to Any Win. ...actually, fuck that, I do want my right one to function as Super. OKAY I have mine set to Left Win. OKAY. Now, the third level selector will work how Opt (alt, but in a different physical spot) did on a Mac, when typing. Super + 2 = ™, Shift + Super + 8 = °, etc. Have fun with it. Thinks like ', that is, Super + e, expect you to type a vowel after, to make a é í ó. Tilde, E, U, and I have 'em. There are more but I don't use them enough to just know





okay have fun i hope this was detailed enough for you to be able to pick and choose data from it to know what wildly different setting up you need to do to achieve the same result on your machine LINUX: IT'S THAT EASY







ed: apparently that program is just called "Tweaks" once it's installed

PhantomCatClock

But like, it does get useful. When I'm on my phone or feeling like a real lazy shit, I'll double hyphen for a dash. On this, it's (I'm gonna start saying Option even though in that guide you set it to left Super) Opt + Shift + - = —. You can do hella deviantart smileys ¯\_(°_o)_/¯ (opt + shift + comma, twice (since it's one of those ones that affect a later letter. ¯, ā, ō)) ō_ô. Holding Opt with my fingers on 2, R, and G are great when something's Extra Super Protected By Law™®©™®©™©®©©©®™. I get my approximate numbers most circa-ed with opt + x. ≈69% of the time, at least. Use delta in my notes, ∆ ∂ hill ye. I love æ, and conveniently, the capital is just that plus shift.

This is how the sausage is made and frankly I'm probably just gushing because I've never had someone ask before.

VCRClock

There's nothing like pumping out as many ¥s as you want while Bill Gates' gimps hold down alt and enter the code to open the garage door
<Marlin Clock> This thread seems proof positive that divisiveness at any level is usually bad for the Clock Crew.
<PhantomCatClock> are we talking about the same clock crew

PhantomCatClock

i'd imagine chinese/japanese windows users have an easier time typing ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥

RobClock

had to pass on a long term temporary position I really really want because I haven't done my time in my current permanent position to retain the permanent status if I leave it for another spot. shit SUCKS



also, i ordered a new set of winter tires for the truck and it's going to run me $908 so please donate to patreon.com/robclock