I started with the same puller. It came with a set of o-rings. Now I have a graveyard of 8-10 keyboards that work just fine, but I never use. I’m currently designing my next endgame.

I started 4 months ago.

Just got one for my son’s keyboard. He’s notoriously rough on gear, so I’ll know in about 6 months whether or not they are worth it.

If that is wrong, I don’t want to be right xD

That’s pretty cool

I came into this hobby with a single milky yellow and I just blew 1k on my glacier to fully build it but now all I can afford is a milky yellow and the cycle continues

Oh God that just sounds wrong lol

Thanks dude, hopefully it's an easy fix. I just haven't wanted to deal with it yet. Lol

The SSD might not even be bad. The update could have just fucking something up on the OS. If that's that's the case I may be able to just do a system restore, but I have stuff on their I don't want to lose, including some work I hadn't committed to GitHub yet. So I need to pull the drive and hook it up to another computer to see if anything is salvageable.

What do people think about Outemu switches?

I am a huge fan of the t1's

Like a lot of people are saying, I have Akko switches too! I got prelubed jelly blacks, they are sooooo nice!

It’s an actual keyboard. I use it when I’m traveling

What do you use that as? Is that just a large macro or an actual keyboard

My first custom board was alpacas, I have since lubed them and moved them to a 40% board which freed up enough alpacas to build a second small form factor board with alpacas. I am putting oil kings in a larger board soon, and can't wait to try them out but I really love the light actuation of the alpacas. Might have to spring swap the oil kings, we'll see how she goes

Keychron has sets of Cherry PBT caps that include pretty much every keycap you would ever need. I just got a set and they seem like they ok quality-wise.

Not sure if you need to relax but I'm good.

>... you wrote “VIA” compatibility in your parent not “QMK/VIA”

You surely need to pay more attention when reading because I haven't mentioned VIA at all before you were "asking for clarification".

Brown gang represent! :D

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Elegant

This is irrelevant for few reasons:

1. It's not about Keychron we are talking about in this topic,
2. The post you are referring to specifically talks about source files. You do not need them to utilise VIA.

Also, I can see now that from the beginning you are questioning Keychron as a choice but I never recommended it. I only tried to answer OP questions regarding Keychron only comparing the options in the process.

Do yourself a big favor, save your money for now, and attend a keyboard meetup in your area.
Try out all the different switches you can find, decide which ones you really like, then save up to buy THOSE switches.
If those switches end up being cheap, that's great.
Even if they don't, you'll end up much happier in the long run.

Switches are the one area you don't want to skimp on.
They are what links you to the keyboard, and they provide the majority of your "experience", while using the board.
I will take good switches, with a cheap case and keycaps, over a good quality board with cheap switches, every time.

They make that big a difference.

It’s a excellent hat, got it just for the wedding and now it sits in its box until we renew our vows.

I have a separate hat for heathenism that I use on the weekends, that one is simply too nice.

Plus fedoras are just.. not flattering on nearly anybody, I think I’ve only seen one person a fedora looked good on.

Gateron milky yellow for linear.
Akko V3 cream blue for tactile.
Jade or Navy Kalih box switches for clicky.

I can't even be mad at a Stetson.

Lol love that I'm getting down voted for this. There's constantly photos posted of keyboard collections worth thousands of dollars and I get hate for putting $150 on credit