I see white/grey keyboards in photos a lot, where can I find one?

Just received my Doio megalodon triple knob (KB16-01) and plugged it into my laptop, but it seems like the device isn't even recognized and QMK toolbox tells me that there is a driver error. Tried looking everywhere for a driver download for this keeb but there seems to be none. Watched tutorials on getting the software for this and everyone seems to just plug their keeb in and flash it no problem... I hope someone can help me with this!

Have been lurking around and finally made my first purchase on the Redsuns + Drop Red Samurai TKL. The set is beautiful but there was 1 keycap that came disfigured/damaged. That kinda killed my excitement. Put in a ticket for support but have not heard back from them yet. Hope they make this right..

I've given my trusty old DROP ENTR keyboard a fresh makeover with my brand new DROP+MATT30 3277 keycap set and coil cable! Now, I can really feel like I'm back at the mainframe console where I started my tech career! First impressions: * The plastic is high quality, and the injection moulds are clean and consistent across all keys. The larger space bar appears VERY slightly bowed, but not enough to be noticeable when typing. * The keys are a few millimetres deeper than the original DROP ENTR keycap set. However, they still sit very nicely on the switches, and there is no wobble or play at all. In fact, the extra height, combined with the gentle slope emulating the old original 3277 keyboard, makes typing on this keyboard even more enjoyable than it was with the original keycap set! * The tops of the keys are very nicely concave, which makes finger positioning much easier than the more flat surfaces of the original keycaps. The home keys are slightly more concave, making hand...

In this series we are designing our own custom keymaps, logical layouts, you name it. We’ve laid the groundwork by looking into how good/bad QWERTY is, the power of layers (SpaceFN), and also the huge potential of alternative layouts and custom keymaps. Today, we take the first step in designing your ultimate keymap by exploring our options for compiling a corpus. What's a corpus? Essentially, it's just a fancy term for a big chunk of text. In this context it means a usually large collection of textual data used directly or indirectly as an input for our layout optimization algorithms. Often literally a single text file. Why does it matter to you? Because a well-crafted, personalized corpus is crucial for keymap wizards. If you're aiming to design your own custom logical layout, the corpus plays a key role in determining the language statistics that reflect your typing habits, thus the outcome of the optimization. These statistics, which we extract through analysis of...