Raptor85 :gamedev: on Nostr: npub18yve5…jxxyn npub1kkecg…92d7c having an explicit point with feedback that ...

npub18yve5f33hyqq35t3y3xu72t9x33pfdznd0kq78lf73wkxchzr5hsmjxxyn (npub18yv…xxyn) npub1kkecgjtdpk2e43ka38xg968xtkh5x00hsruw6htfkj6tl8ll6g7q492d7c (npub1kke…2d7c) having an explicit point with feedback that tells you "it's pressed" helps a lot when you touch type, I'm easily 3x as fast and 3x as accurate making far less mistakes on a mechanical keyboard. I'd imagine the best an analog keyboard could feel would be like linear switches, which seem to mostly be used by people playing strategy games for maximum kpm, but actually typing on that you get a high number of multi-hits and errors compared to classic mechanical.