Sure, it looks like a piece of junk ā but on this Apple Extended Keyboard II Iāve written NetNewsWires 1, 2, 3, and 5. And MarsEdit 1, TapLynx, Glassboard, Vesper, and some smaller apps.
Still going strong after almost 25 years!
Sure, it looks like a piece of junk ā but on this Apple Extended Keyboard II Iāve written NetNewsWires 1, 2, 3, and 5. And MarsEdit 1, TapLynx, Glassboard, Vesper, and some smaller apps.
Still going strong after almost 25 years!
@brentsimmons Thatās awesome! Does yours have a bit of a thumb groove in the space bar like one of Gruberās keyboards did?
@brentsimmons I use a Macally keyboard designed for the bondi blue iMac. It looks silly in front of my computer now, but I still find typing on it comfortable.
@brentsimmons Thatās impressive! You must have a softer typing style or just less abrasive thumbs. Ha
@brentsimmons I loved that keyboard! Are you using an ADB to USB adapter thatās still available?
@brentsimmons My keyboard is 22 years old and still has a āNovell Netware Tested and Approvedā sticker on the bottom. Iām afraid it will break but it never has. I may be buried with it. š
@sobr Nice! š»
@brentsimmons Sadly, I broke the spring (or rather one set of the plastic lugs that it clips into) under my spacebar when I was cleaning it. Griffin iMate FTW!
@the A while back @ChrisHannah ordered an adpater thatās currently in production. I havenāt heard otherwise, so I assume itās worked well for him; Chris?
(The eBay link is expired, but I remember looking it up at the time and I think it was for this outfit / current eBay listings. Or, if youāre the electronics-assembly type, thereās apparently instructions on the Internet to build your own ;-) I donāt hate the keyboard I have quite enough to spring for an adapter yet, but Iāve got 2 AEK IIs around here, so at some point Iām sure I will if drakware is still around.)
// cc @brentsimmons
@brentsimmons They didnāt call them battleships for nothing! Classic. Legendary. And, this one, I think, with all those apps, Historic. š
@brentsimmons This one should be in a museum considering what programs it has been an important part of.