Keys to the Kingdom

Serendipity is a thing in my life. I like to think of it as the universe kind of offering me clues, something that requires, or rewards, attention. Yesterday I wrote a bit about my lack of facility with keyboard combinations, despite some amount of "trying." I even installed Karabiner Elements on my 27" iMac. I haven't installed it on either of the MacBook Pros that replaced it. I also hold an incredible amount of affection for LaunchBar, one of the first apps I installed for Mac OS X a long time ago in an apartment far, far away. Said affection has not made me very proficient with it, I'm afraid. Anyway, back to serendipity. Some hours after writing about MacOS X Guru's BBEdit 16 review, I happened upon this post from Kottke. (I'm way behind on my feeds, but maybe I was right on time? Or, just in time?) That post pointed to this, which turns out to be a wealth of riches on keyboards and the joys of using them. (Click through to the archives and enjoy.) I've been making significant…