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Durgod Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Keyboard
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Dec 29, 2018
I'm wondering if the keyboard itself can have different layouts and macros programmed into it so that it remembers them and I can access them without having to install software on each computer that I use. I work on a combination of Windows, Ubuntu, ChromeOS, and MacOS computers and find myself wanting a little more from my keyboard. I searched for programmable keyboard and I've ended up here. I see this computer has something called Zues Engine Software that lets you customize the keyboard. A search for that leads to a Youtube video demonstrating neat lighting effects but not really what I care about.
I see that the Ergodox-EZ does exactly what I want but I'm not looking for something of that price or design as I will be taking my keyboard with me throughout the day and will sometimes have it on my lap. This keyboard, and several others of similar form factor and physical key layout, such as the Ducky, are exactly what I was looking for physically. This price point is nice too. As long as I can program the keyboard and use some sort of key combinations to change layouts or perform macros on any computer, this seems like it is exactly what I was hoping to find.
Thanks for any help.
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