1. Try a Leopold FC660C keyboard before getting too far down this rabbit hole, and confirmation bias gets in the way of seeing that Topre switches are nicer than any mechanical switch.
2. Then install a Hasu FC660C Controller, and start customizing the firmware. Typing, like sex, is far more about software than hardware.
3. Now prepare yourself for the split/ergo keyboard advocates. They have a point if your hands move. If you rearrange your layout so pretty much anything is nearly home row, but a tap-hold one-finger-each-hand chord, your hands don't move.
Typing is bimodal. Sometimes you're in the saddle, hard at work. Sometimes you're reaching in to find "pause" with a glass of wine in the other hand. A conventional keyboard is handy for reaching in, even if it's secretly a chording keyboard along home row.
2. Then install a Hasu FC660C Controller, and start customizing the firmware. Typing, like sex, is far more about software than hardware.
3. Now prepare yourself for the split/ergo keyboard advocates. They have a point if your hands move. If you rearrange your layout so pretty much anything is nearly home row, but a tap-hold one-finger-each-hand chord, your hands don't move.
Typing is bimodal. Sometimes you're in the saddle, hard at work. Sometimes you're reaching in to find "pause" with a glass of wine in the other hand. A conventional keyboard is handy for reaching in, even if it's secretly a chording keyboard along home row.