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I'm currently using a Freestyle 2 but very tempted to get one of the keyboards featured in the linked page. The main gripe I have with the Freestyle 2 is that

I'm currently using a Freestyle 2 but very tempted to get one of the keyboards featured in the linked page. The main gripe I have with the Freestyle 2 is that I'd like to be able to separate the two keyboard halves much farther. I wish the cord between the two halves wasn't so short and hard to replace. The other gripes are minor: don't really love the switches, the volume buttons don't work on Linux, and the tilt kit is a little annoying when I move the keyboard around (which I do a lot).

acjohnson55 6y ago
I moved from the Freestyle 2 to the Moonlander, and I'm a big fan of the following changes: - Ortholinear layout, rather than staggered - Sculptured keycaps, which I bought separately - Modifier keys under my thumbs, making combos far easier - Cursor keys in home position, using layers - As you mentioned, a longer stretch between the halves I've made many other tweaks that add joy beyond that, but those are the ones that made the upgrade worthwhile.