My previous Keychron would lose the wireless connection if I ever used the mousing-keys (may have been missing udev rules) , so I had to keep it plugged in. I have the keyboard in my lap, and the usb-connector obviously broke after a couple of years. Managed to order a new daughter-board, but it seems to have disappeared in transit. Got a magnetic connector between the keyboard and cable for the new one. On the bright side, wireless works perfectly on the new keyboard. @keychron
@rimu "Fake it 'till you make it" does not work with artefacts. It may help you form habits, but if it's not your attitude that is the problem, but rather the tool, then "Fake it 'till you make it" *will lead to the emperors new clothes* .
My previous Keychron would lose the wireless connection if I ever used the mousing-keys (may have been missing udev rules) , so I had to keep it plugged in. I have the keyboard in my lap, and the usb-connector obviously broke after a couple of years. Managed to order a new daughter-board, but it seems to have disappeared in transit. Got a magnetic connector between the keyboard and cable for the new one. On the bright side, wireless works perfectly on the new keyboard. @keychron
@rimu "Fake it 'till you make it" does not work with artefacts. It may help you form habits, but if it's not your attitude that is the problem, but rather the tool, then "Fake it 'till you make it" *will lead to the emperors new clothes* .
@dgerard I'm just using the stuff, hope it stays reasonably secure and available. Is this https://biggo.com/news/202510171913/_Ruby-Core-Takes-Over-RubyGems-Bundler a correct run-down of the sequence of events?