@Tribit The ISO enter key is a requirement for me; that's what makes the AULA a potential buy in the first place.

I see

it's not even true iso

it's a whacko mix of ansi and iso

@Dra lol, those fucking springs. 😂

like

Oh, shit... long shift on the left. Fuck that.

who the fuck does iso with long lshift and the L enter

more importantly why would anyone use iso

Because it's better.

how

How is it not?

>74 USD
Cheap

>cheap

the enter is ass on iso

74 USD is fucking expensive

Meh, $74 is midrange imo.

Why are there no cheap memechanical keyboards?

it's a fucking joke having to move your pinky that far for enter

Did you just miss the $30-range ones?

@Dra I never learned the proper typing posture, so it doesn't bother me in the least. Apart from the fact that I type like a pleb.

ergonomically ISO is a mess

but isofags will still shitpost with hurr 1 more key

because of the small lshift

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i use both and cant see much difference

both argumentations are stupid

if you cant reach enter with pinky on iso you re just a handlet

on the other hand, the key above ansi enter is awkward to reach with pinky and still type coherent and fast

it's not that it's unreachable

it's an awkward posture

but large left shift is comfy

the only thing that grinds my gears is using ansi with non-us layout = no meme arrows

like there's a reason ortholinear is a 12x4/5 grid

why would you use ansi without using us layout

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if i connect my mkb to my chinkpad e.g.

kb=ansi, but mkb layout is de, although all my system is eng

then set your keyboard to be english in android

system language and keyboard language are still seperated in android

i know, but its too engrained by now