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context: Where tf are mech switches? or am I missing something? >
  
  It's a keyless switches keyboard, meant to minimize actuation force to zero. I'm a cripple due to terrible RSI and I designed this as a way to regain my control over computers. >
  
  How are you supposed to touch type with that kind of keyboard? 🤷🏻‍♂️ >
  
  The only problem is that most people enjoy a tactile feeling with typing. typing on a tablet is just different than on a normal keyboard.
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  If it supplies a adapter top with 3D printable parts, to simulate the switches, it is different >
  
  Wrong subreddit. This is for mechanical keyboards. You would be better posting this in r/keyboards. >
  
  Or maybe r/gadgets as r/keyboards is pretty dead. >
  
  I wish the campaign made it clear that this is a touch screen. It feels disingenuous to not mention this fact.
  
  The pinky, on the other hand - no pun intended - is one of the least used fingers in day-to-day life and thus straining it in digital life makes more sense than overworking your poor thumbs.
  
  The problem is not all fingers are equal. The pinky is much more fragile than our other fingers. Yes, the thumb is unduly strained by e.g. phone touch screens and game controllers, but that's not (in my opinion) a sufficient reason to turn keyboard thumb use into another wrong so as to satisfy the equation 2 × wrong = right. We should instead make the keyboard as good as it can be, and do the same for our phones, game controllers, etc.
  That said, good luck with the project! There's clearly a lot of passion in this. Feel free to cross-post to /r/PeripheralDesign. >
  
  Specially when it is being posted on r/mk >
  
  Nope >
  
  This is a really cool concept, i was thinking it was just a touchscreen keyboard but then I scrolled through the pictures and saw your ideas in terms of modularity and what you can change on the screen since its literally just a screen. You don’t have any sizing/shape limitations, you have a blank canvas to change it to whatever you want. :) best of luck on ur project