Dumb Belgian needs help

[Ikbenoliver]

I am looking for a AZERTY layout, cherry MX brown, TKL/lefthanded (numpad on the left hand side) mech-keyboard.

what a mouthfull.

I would really apreciate some sugestions as i cant seem to find one.

 

Thanks in advantage

 

Ikbenoliver

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met cherry mx

[MrTiC]

Get a normal mech keyboard (without the numpad) and get a seperate mech numpad and put it to the left ?

[Ikbenoliver]

sounds like a hassle, but i just cant find an alternative, so i think im gonna follow OVD123's advice and just get a qwerty TKL.

[Ikbenoliver]

cheers lads

 

[MrKickkiller]

5 minutes ago, Ikbenoliver said:

sounds like a hassle, but i just cant find an alternative, so i think im gonna follow OVD123's advice and just get a qwerty TKL.

And try to swap the keycaps? Would advise against it. It's possible with alphanumeric keys, but special character keys like . - or % are impossible. The printing will be all wrong.

 

Hello from our beautifull french fries and beer - nation!

[Ikbenoliver]

1 minute ago, MrKickkiller said:

And try to swap the keycaps? Would advise against it. It's possible with alphanumeric keys, but special character keys like . - or % are impossible. The printing will be all wrong.

 

Hello from our beautifull french fries and beer - nation!

alt shift changes your layout (azerty qwerty...) and i think you can change the input in Windows 10 also

and i could also just adapt i guess and learn qwerty like the rest of the world

[MrKickkiller]

3 minutes ago, Ikbenoliver said:

alt shift changes your layout (azerty qwerty...) and i think you can change the input in Windows 10 also

and i could also just adapt i guess and learn qwerty like the rest of the world

Still azerty here. Wanted to shift to Qwerty a while ago, but I personally just can't stand the change since i'm pretty fluent on Azerty now.

Oh and side note: I study CS. Typing is one of the main things I do, apart from pondering my head on how to tackle NP-complete problems in a linear fashion. (Don't worry if you don't get that last thingy)