[FRIAM] keyboard and hard drive recommendations wanted.
Gary Schiltz
gary at naturesvisualarts.com
Tue Apr 9 20:30:47 EDT 2019
I had a "Happy Hacking" keyboard when I last worked for a living, and loved
it. The "light" version that I had doesn't have the Cherry switches, but it
was still good for the price. As for hard drives, they are cheap as heck
these days, and I have no real preference among the major brands (WD,
Seagate, Hitachi).
On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 7:08 PM Gillian Densmore <gil.densmore at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Alas my super nice keyboard from at least 2 years ago is showing age and
> having been used pretty well. Mechanical Cherry Mx Green (blackwidow if
> that makes a difference) feels fantastic to type on. The key cap for
> space is wearing, and I feels like the swich to it and vowles are loosing a
> bit of spring.
>
> Any recomendations for a solid replacement? Loved a logitech I got as a
> gift years ago, other than faulty "e" key it was also fantastic and served
> me very well. Leentwards mechanicle because they feel fantastic. Not
> ,must. full sized required.
>
> Hard drive:
> Looking for hard-drive recomendations as well. I Ask because I ran FSCK
> and the graphicle disk checker tool that came with ubuntu 19 (forget
> thename) FSCK only said " have 50 bad sectors" while disks(?) cautioned
> spin up and spin down are a little on the week side. Not surprising as
> it's a 4 year old hard drive that's been used pretty hard. Also it's for a
> desktop PC, regular internal hard-drive. Nothing fancy.
> Thanks!
>
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