Hi all,There are quite a lot nice keyboards around. I still have my IBM AT keyboard with the function keys on the left in perfect working order. It has some flaws: it does not have all modern amenities, and some keys are aukwardly placed or too tiny. It served me well in the DOS era. With the advent of Windows, I have used more modern keyboards (and a mouse on the left side of it). A good set of function keys and hardware programmability are the two things I value most at this time. I have told about my adventure into POS keyboards. Indeed, my CHERRY G86-71400 (https://cherryamericas.com/cherry-g86-71400.html) has delivered and continues to serve me well. The function key setup I devised using programmable keys works very intuitively with, e.g., XyWrite 4's standard function key assignments. So far, the keyboard has worked flawlessly, and its programmability and versatility are just superb.
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