OT: On Mon, 2011-06-06 at 08:09 -0500, Brent Busby wrote: > Just my opinion, but to me, Keytronic makes the best keyboards. They > resemble the old no-nonsense IBM server keyboards, but without the > obnoxious audible click. (They still feel good though.) *leap for joy* What you describe is exactly what I need. And those keyboards looks exactly as the one I'm using now. I still have a second good keyboard, but with annoying click. A Commodore without Windows key, perhaps an old Cherry like. The kwd-205, the one I use, has a cheap clicker like keyboard, but it's anyway good. > > Is Linux dropping PS/2? But why does it work sometimes? > > Don't know why Linux wouldn't support a PS/2 mouse. Then again, I've > avoided them every since USB mice became available just for the simple > reason that a USB mouse won't use an IRQ for itself, but a PS/2 mouse > always will use IRQ12. Most BIOS's these days will let you free IRQ12 > if you're not using the PS/2 mouse port, and that sounds good to me. USB very often is sharing IRQs. Hm? If USB won't cause IRQ issues I only need to find a flat, wired one. I never had a typist's cramp! I never used a modern mouse or keyboard! _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
