• _spiffy@lemmy.ca
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      1 year ago

      Probably because their macro software doesn’t support other OSes. Bummer!

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      Yeah, that’s unusual. I mean, gaming is their target audience, and nearly all PC gamers have a Windows PC, but still. I’m sure plenty of people who use Mac or Linux at work would love an NES-themed keyboard.

      I have an 8bitdo controller and arcade stick, and they’re fantastic. If this keyboard used QMK, it would be a must-have for me.

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      Ah, no Linux? Damn.

      Edit: US only though, that’s means I can’t give it to the person that I know would else appreciate it.

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      That probably has to do with the software. It’s a wireless keyboard, so it doesn’t support VIA and uses its own proprietary software instead, which probably won’t work in Linux or MacOS.

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      I’m sure it will work on anything, I bet that translates to “don’t ask for help on BeOS.”

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    Nothing leading up to this point could have clued me in to the fact that I exist in the timeline where a retro controller manufacturer also makes a mechanical keyboard

    and that I’d like it

  • TheSaus@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    Aw man i woulda traded those giant buttons for a keypad instead, still cool as hell though

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    It has to also work on other OS’s though, right?? It’s priced quite reasonably, I wonder what the build quality is like?