If you're really struggling with it, then there's a UK person here who would love it ;)

just to expand on my previous comment, as I'm now sitting at a keyboard rather than on my phone. yes, I can use QMK or via to configure what scan codes the keyboard sends to the computer, but how those scan codes are interpreted by the OS is at the mercy of the keymap. so for the UK, I configure a button as 3 and the OS decides whether shift-3 is £ or #. I'd like an option for both Mac and windows to allow me to have exactly what character or function every key does configurable from the keyboard alone, and not rely on the keymap to interpret what it thinks I mean.

I know this is a hold-over from back in the days but it feels like something we could fix.

Also, I'd want this key mode to be baked into the OS so that I can still use it on locked down work machines...

PS. incidentally I had to get # from the Mac symbol tool as I have no idea where it is mapped... or even if it is mapped... oh.. it's alt-3 apparently... again, that's a keymap thing, not what I've told the keyboard to generate.

I want a candy bar with iso keys! 😀

Yeah, that’s where I am too. I do love that it takes normal sized caps though. I have a UT47.2 and none of its cap sizes are bloody annoying! I’m hoping that the forthcoming DSS Lightcycle will be a nice match for them..

Does it? Could I use via to configure a key to be 3 normally but ! when shifted?

I thought it basically temporarily overwhelmed all the electrical signals and effectively stopped the heart, allowing it to restart on its own but hopefully in sync..?

Thanks 😊

Keychron have been fairly adventurous with their layouts.. next can we have the q9 with a built in side numpad? 😀

Alas I’m not used to ansi, I’m used to iso. And the missing keys make it awkward to try and use a UK keycap which I want to do as I need to use the £ symbol often enough for it to be a problem.

And I know that you can access the £ symbol on the window’s international keycap but that is annoying for other reasons.

I bought an ansi Q2 and ended up replacing it with an iso board.

I do kinda wish that Mac and windows had an option for a keyboard driver where the symbol/function of every key was entirely defined by the keyboard. So I don’t need to worry about what comes up when I press shift 2, I can define it exactly on the board…

Wow, an ISO Q9. First one I’ve seen. I even asked keychron for a pic of an iso Q9 and they couldn’t send me one!

I do fancy one. Or do I wait for the V9? Or the V9 pro maybe… :)

Once it’s got the remaining keys installed, can you post another pic?

You’ll have more choice of keycaps and boards if you use the US layout but it depends if you need to use accented characters and the like which I would guess would be more likely to be available on ISO sets..

It’s been a long time since I got Christmas money…

These days it’s more like Christmas socks… 😀

Nice! I’m keeping my eyes open for an iso 40+ side numpad thing.. wanting iso restricts things a lot and I might just settle for the keychron Q9 at some point as I quite like that too…

what's the top one?

Oh, it’s F-keyless, but still like 90%..

That’s looking a lot like 100% to me…

I’m wondering if anyone makes an iso board in this style?

Oh, I like that. 40% + numpad… are the cap sizes relatively normal?

I don’t suppose they do it in ISO shape do they?

I saw these machines in vegas a few years back.