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calavera wrote:You also activate the lower right keys as arrows using FN+space bar. Does this setting reset every time the PC is reset/rebooted?

Yes

sixty wrote:That seems to what they are saying later on in the post I think. Seems like some guy is suggesting future revisions to ship with the screws removed?

This made me lol

Sixty you wrote that it doesn't have Alt Gr on the right side. How I'm suposed to write the secondary symbols on the keys?

Hmm if there is no Alt Gr, will be tricky for ISO users? Currently I use alt gr to get £ sign

If you need Alt Gr, you could remap the right Win, App or Ctrl key with software.

webwit wrote:If you need Alt Gr, you could remap the right Win, App or Ctrl key with software.

Okey. Fantastic then. Thanks Webwit!

Does anyone know if KBC have plans to release software and firmware so people can customise them themselves?

pat wrote:Does anyone know if KBC have plans to release software and firmware so people can customise them themselves?

From the looks of it, there is no flashrom inside the board, so the firmware can not be updated by the user ever.

i think i need F keys x.x

Does this switch have mx blacks? I thought it was blues

I ordered one of these in the Geekhack group buy for the states. Looks like a sharp board that's easily customizable with your choice of quality switches that doesn't cost your next child (hhkb2). I am really looking forward to using the KBC poker!!! About half of my decision to purchase one came from Deskthority, too. Thank you!

Its a nice little keyboard, I'm sure you will enjoy it. Glad our reviews helped

sixty wrote:

looks nice

webwit wrote:If you need Alt Gr, you could remap the right Win, App or Ctrl key with software.

Alternatively the combination CTRL + ALT will do the job as well.

Last I checked, that only works under Windows.

Awesome review, would gotten it with the red switches but when I saw that it would take at least 3.5 months to arrive, I couldn't do it.

pat wrote:Hmm if there is no Alt Gr, will be tricky for ISO users? Currently I use alt gr to get £ sign

If you need it I made an UK like ANSI keymap, to easy access accented and £ keys, which is not annoying for US users because all of those dead keys.


http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title= ... is+message

It is really important to select keyboards that do have high quality. It is for the assurance that it will going to function well and would last longer.


Locksmith Mokena

What all these percentages mean? RACE 75% Poker 40%?

The amount of keys compared to 104 keys keyboard.

Mind if I add my little review too?

http://www.key-bored.net/2012/07/15/kbc-poker/

webwit wrote:Like..the Dell Vostro 1310 Uk layout?

Hmm things i can see wrong

are there 2 / on the right ?

the left shift is an ANSI shift but with the iso \ as well

need i go on ?

The Solutor wrote:

pat wrote:Hmm if there is no Alt Gr, will be tricky for ISO users? Currently I use alt gr to get £ sign

If you need it I made an UK like ANSI keymap, to easy access accented and £ keys, which is not annoying for US users because all of those dead keys.


http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title= ... is+message

Why not just use

shift-ctrl-alt-4: gives you £

But not when using Linux...

Seriously, it is far easier to use a right Alt key as Alt Gr instead of all this trickery. If only the Poker was reprogrammable... But then again, that would have raised the price.

JBert wrote:But not when using linux...

Didn't know that. That's my new thing learnt today

GMC wrote:Didn't know that. That's my new thing learnt today

Did you know that if you search for webwit on google images, you get the most awesome web page, ever?

webwit wrote:Did you know that if you search for webwit on google images, you get the most awesome web page, ever?

Hidden away on page 2 of the results is a rare picture of a Deskthority admins having a team meeting:

Loving the wooden mouse! V. Cool

I noticed that your label is red and mine is a silver, is there a reason why?

Sixty's was a pre-release model.