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Story of the Neito keyboard
FiresStream writes about the experience of hosting a GB and creating a custom keyboard from scratch.
Published July 9, 2021
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KBD.news is not the platform to advertise group buys, but this is something different.
u/FiresStream wrote an interesting blog post about the Neito keyboard.
Creating the Neito keyboard and running the GB was not quite as easy as planned. This is the story of how we created Neito and all the bumps we faced with the group buy – FiresStream.
Read the full story here.
Published on Fri 9th Jul 2021. Featured in KBD #34 (source).
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