- Small changes to a 104 key ANSI skyrocket the price
 - Stay close to the standard to make it affordable
 
 
- Start with the ANSI 104 preset
 - Delete the numpad to make it a tenkeyless
 - Make the spacebar 6w, they do exist
 - Make Ctrl, Win, Menu 1w
- Make them Emacs keys, with the front text the real key code
 
 - Difficult to press shift-C-M-s-H, so add Ultra
- C-M-s-H is easily done
 
 - Place Alt and Gui below Delete and End
 - Meh key below PgDn
- No better name, this is the standard
 - Control-Alt-Shift
 
 - Fn below Alt for F13-F24
- For anything more, makes sense
 - Faster than toggling to a layer
 - Add mouse keys here maybe
 
 - Layer below Meh
- Easily toggle to any particular layer
 - Don’t need individual keys for them
 
 - Thoughts
- Can buy keycap set from any MX compatible provider (nearly all of them)
- Costs less
 
 - Pay for a 104 key keycap set and repurpose the numpad keys as Emacs keys
- Costs less
 
 - Sticks with 6 rows
- Keys at correct height
 
 - OS and Emacs keys can happily and easily coexist
 - Fn and Layer handle just about everything
 
 - Can buy keycap set from any MX compatible provider (nearly all of them)
 

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