"Get out of your way" is marketing speak to cover for missing applications. I've rarely seen such a blatant piece of marketing. "A computer for experts". Any computer with access to a terminal prompt is a computer for experts.
Its cringe to see something for enthusiasts cost 2k$ and have a keyboard layout from 100 years ago. I expect nothing less than ortholinear with thumb clusters
"Get out of your way" is marketing speak to cover for missing applications. I've rarely seen such a blatant piece of marketing. "A computer for experts". Any computer with access to a terminal prompt is a computer for experts.
Its cringe to see something for enthusiasts cost 2k$ and have a keyboard layout from 100 years ago. I expect nothing less than ortholinear with thumb clusters
I’ll be really happy if this becomes a market segment. A commercial desktop specifically for technical users on Linux is great to see.
That's quite the long esc key. I would have preferred ortholinear too.
sure hope you can choose which side that ten key is on
their in-house Workbench distro seems really cool, looks super light and minimalistic. IMHO it's also priced reasonably enough.