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Someone actually took time to do this<:high_iq:382980759012638731>

high-tech rube goldberg

if it work, Im not gona stop you

does anyone use mechanical keyboards?

is this a question that leads to another question

actually no lol

i recently got one and i will never go back

they *are* rather good

long as you don't have people nearby trying to sleep

CLACKITY CLACK CLACK

I use a mechanical keyboard

I prefer non-membrane pantagraph though

but they aren't known for lengevity... thus the reason I am currently using a mechanical

+ pantagraph that aren't membrane are super rare outside of some high-end notebook lines. The one I was using before I basically had to special order

Razer is coming out with one apparently though

i have one with cherry brown switches so its not super loud

I just crimped my first RJ45 head in .... like 15 years

I have blue kahle switches in the current board I'm using. I'll only be using this board till I find a new pantagraph keyboard without any rubber/mebrane but I'm not holding my breath and I like it in the mean time

wtf!?

oh it's the drivers. I suspect those aren't the official drivers --- though not that I actually care I don't use anything from logitech

Oh i hate the logitech software

"software" as in there's something other than drivers?

I had to cripple its telemetry

Yeah for the G series mice

wait so you need some special software to use a mouse?

Need for setup, set polling speed dpi remapping etc

It has a numpad on the side

oh, I have an ASUS mouse that can do that but it's just a client you run and when you're done you just close it

The program doesnt need to stay open

and someone reverse engineered it so I don't even bother switching to windows to do it I just do it from within linux

I mean, it stays open in the taskbar actually

I could actually do stuff like hook up the reverse engineered stuff to like change the mouse LED color when I have mail or whatever

I might get similar from asus if their software is less shitty

the windows software was fine

doesn't stay open/in the task tray

and it's just one piece of software for all their stuff

they have a common protocol for all their stuff

EG lighting is AURA etc.

My asus mobo has terrible software so i havent bought anything from them in awhile if it would need a driver