I’ve told this story on here before, but here it is again: I used to write for a very Windows-centric computer magazine, and after a couple of years I noticed that most of the content I was writing was about how to make Windows behave less like Windows. So I thought I’d give Linux a go, and I haven’t looked back since. I’ve had phases when I tried convincing all my friends to make the switch, but I’ve realized that it’s just not for everyone. I don’t think I’m obsessed, I don’t customize my desktop much, I just want my system to work smoothly.

That video isn’t working for me 😕

The keyboard nunchucks aren’t doing him any favours.

One step at a time…

Thank you for still being active in this thread🤗

Is the deer the Libreboot logo? Mine has a rabbit (Coreboot). I flashed Coreboot on my old Chromebook a couple of years ago and it’s been running different flavours of linux since without any fuss.

Unfortunately, I don’t know how to solder.😕

What do you consider “basic tools” in this case? I’ve got a screwdriver and measuring tape.

Thank you very much for your answer and suggestions! Do you know if any of the switches for the Glove80 are comparable to Cherry Clears? There is a tactile option, but if it’s closer to MX browns, I might want to go with the clicky option. Also, do you have an opinion about Bastard Keyboards? I think they look interesting, and they’re in Europe, which works best for me.

I knew I forgot something! My location is Northern Europe (EU). My budget is quite flexible, as I’m planning to put money aside for a bit until I can afford a keyboard that works for me. The more I look at the Glove80, the more I think that’s a good bet. What are the pros and cons of this keyboard?

These look amazing! Do you have any more pictures of them installed?