7 Aug
2006
7 Aug
'06
11:22 p.m.
At 2:09 AM -0400 8/8/06, Sean Conner wrote:
Not being intimately familiar with Mac keyboards,
you didn't specify which
model of Mac you were using. But, if such a thing existed, then yes, I
would recommend a PS/2 -> ADB adaptor (as the keyboards made by IBM are the
only keyboards worth using in my opinion).
-spc (Very fussy about his keyboards)
You might want to try an old ADB Apple Extended II Keyboard on for
size then. I actually prefer it to the old IBM RS/6k keyboard I use
at work, though not by a lot. The only other keyboard I have seen
that compares to the two is a SGI keyboard I have. I also am very
fussy about my keyboards.
Zane
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