Is the F122 “UK English” layout enter key ISO stepped or a vertical bar?
Are there any photos of the F122 UK layout?
I found ‘Draft key set renderings’ on https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/product/extra-set-of-brand-new-production-xt-quality-one-piece-keys/, that show a 1x2u vertical bar for “English – UK” layout, but I would much prefer the 1.5/1.25 x 2u stepped version (as shown on the “Greek – ISO v2” layout on the same page).
This project is marvellous, Cheers.
The ISO-style keyboards all have the vertical ISO style enter key. This key will be non-stepped due to a recent new mold order (the non-stepped ISO Enter key never existed before on a Model M or Model F), though if there is some interest I can order more stepped keys from Unicomp.
There are no gaps for the new non-stepped key; see the blog for a photo of the key. A stepped key means part of the key is lower. You can see a photo of the UK ISO Layout on google for reference, or on some of the product pages like the F77 product page (of course the newer keyboards have more keys than the F77).
https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/3d-printed-sample-keys.jpg
Yes the keys are easy to swap.
Thanks – I understand now.
I’m not fussed about the step – it’s the Ꞁ shape I was meaning, so the new non-stepped keys are good.
Does this mean there is .25u gap next to the ]} key?
If so, would the stepped version be an easy swap if/when it becomes available?