Started having some pain after days of work + evenings of gaming, so I decided to get an ergonomic keyboard.

• Board: Corne Choc wireless from Typeractive
• Switches: Ambients Silent Choc Switches 20 g linear Nocturnal from lowprokb
• Keycaps: MBK Low Profile PBT from lowprokb
• Controllers: Supermini NRF52840 from Aliexpress
• Tenting: Magsafe metal rings and phone holders from Aliexpress
• Solar panels: Ixolar panels that are nearly the exact same size as the keyboard controllers from Digikey
• Solar harverters: Solar harvester for Li-ion batteries on Tindie

It tents:

It sticks together:

All thanks to Magsafe rings and small magnets on the bottom:

And if I ever want to Switch up the color scheme:

Now this is my regular computer setup.

Hardware: Dell PowerEdge r630 OS: Fedora Sway Atomic 43, until recently called Fedora Sericea WM: Sway Theme: Derived from one I saw on Reddit a good while ago Terminal: foot Editor: micro Music player: rmpc with mpd

I just upgraded the GPU from an Nvidia GTX 1070. It worked perfectly, even with Sway, but with Nvidia discontinuing driver support I wanted something with open source drivers, more recent and with 16 GB VRAM before prices went even crazier.

This one feels faster than the previous one I posted, probably thanks to the fact it has an SSD (!!!).

LXQt does miracles with old hardware. I'm just waiting for the LXQt experimental Wayland support to come to Debian. Knowing Debian, that might be a few years.

Next I'll try KDE on it

I was wiping this old laptop to sell or give it away. Couldn't resist putting Fedora Silverblue on it to try it out. It's very slow but I was able to check my e-mails in the browser, big win.