After releasing the Launch and the Launch Lite, System76 is back with the Launch Heavy keyboard which includes a NumPad. They sent over a unit and hereโs my review.
Only reason (and it's a great one) that I prefer my Kinesis Gaming keyboard to the Launch is that I can edit the Kinesis layout with a text file. Using the Launch GUI for changing the layout was MS Windows-level point-and-click horror.
That said, I'll still prolly get this. Love @system76 computers. Nothing but good experiences with them.
R. L. Dane
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No insert key? Or am I just not seeing it?
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in reply to Liam @ GamingOnLinux ๐ง๐ฎ • • •Only reason (and it's a great one) that I prefer my Kinesis Gaming keyboard to the Launch is that I can edit the Kinesis layout with a text file. Using the Launch GUI for changing the layout was MS Windows-level point-and-click horror.
That said, I'll still prolly get this. Love @system76 computers. Nothing but good experiences with them.
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