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  Questions on if the moon lander is right for me:
  I was told that I should buy a new keyboard for work as a programmer. I normally use a standard straight keyboard, but I had issues with pain in my pain from a pinched nerve which probably comes from a past injury and the tight position. I'm trying to be preventive.
  I'm currently looking at the moonlander, but my worry a few things
  how hard is it to transition from a straight keyboard to the moonlander ( I plan to keep the straight keyboard at home and using the laptop keyboard if I need to go to a meeting).
  Do it work with linux? I'll be running ubuntu for a development environment.
  question on switches
  I like the feedback I get from my magic keyboard. Is there a switch that kind of mimics that feel? I don't think I care about the travel as much as I do about the tactile "feedback"(the click isn't nessessary), but it you feel like you past a certain threshold. I apologize for the vagueness. If I can get directed in a certain direction to get to that point where I can decide. I have tired MX browns and they were fine and it also has been a while. I would ideally like to have some click (not MX blue level of click since I'll be in an work office). 
  Thanks for the help.
context: Hi, I have a Corsair K70 LUX with 6 years old, I am thinking on modding  it with detachable cable with usb type-c and use the usb passthrough  that has in it, is there any guide or advices to have in mind?, I have  experience soldering things, etc.