Tiny Apple keyboard - is there a PC equivalent?
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thomas
the tank engine
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surely it plugs in via usb/that keyboard one, so you could plug it into a PC?
Cunobelin said:
Yes, it's just a standard USB keyboard and should work on any PC or Mac. Why would you think otherwise?
It should be trivial to map the Cmd key to the Windows key. Indeed, I believe the reverse is the default behaviour if you use a keyboard with a Windows key on a Mac.
Mr Pig
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- North Lanarkshire
We've got a dead one of those here at work. It was about a week old and the guy spilled a cup of soup over it!
twowheelsgood
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- Zurich Switzerland
Do the wireless ones work? The old Mac ones did, provided you used the Widcomm bluetooth stack and not the default XP one.
BTW: these new ones look fab but are sh*te to actually type on - I do want one for my media centre though. 15 year old IBM springy thing for everything else.
BTW: these new ones look fab but are sh*te to actually type on - I do want one for my media centre though. 15 year old IBM springy thing for everything else.
grhm
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This reminded me of the "Happy Hacking" keyboards - http://www.pfusystems.com/hhkeyboard/images/lite2_us_sl.jpg - could only find one UK supplier with a quick google - http://www.linuxemporium.co.uk/products/keyboards/ - but they've only got the one without the letters printed on them
(my typing isn't good enough for that!)
(my typing isn't good enough for that!)grhm said:...but they've only got the one without the letters printed on them
If you were to go that route, you might prefer Das Keyboard.
