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A Cherry keyboard cometh

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The Linux edition Cherry CyMotion Master keyboard is coming to the United States. According to the German company, the $65 Linux-centric keyboard will be available from major US technology distributors late this fall, following the port of its drivers to Red Hat Linux. I tested the keyboard this week, and I rank it "recommended".

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ralph ·
It looks like a decent keyboard. I did not know until reading the article that the Windows key did anything on Gnome and KDE. I don't have a keyboard with a Windows key in use. The IBM buckling spring keyboard, which are the best keyboards ever made, doesn't have the key.

I notice the Cherry keyboard has a strange key on the lower left hand corner. How odd. At least, they are honest about the key, since they label it as strange.(STRG)

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