Finding a better keyboard setup

From the 1990s into the early 2010s, I always used ergonomic keyboards hooked to a PC or Mac (Microsoft Natural Keyboards were a favorite). But once I started spending most of my time using a MacBook, I got used to using the flat, basic keyboards attached to Macs and when I later moved to desktop Macs, I used Apple's own wireless keyboards for the next decade and a half.When they added a Touch ID sensor on the Apple Keyboard, I was instantly hooked, and got accustomed to using the sensor to unlock my Mac, buy stuff, and log in to stuff automatically. It really did feel like a magic technology. But I disliked the flat, sterile, white plastic and gray aluminum keyboards and wanted something that looked cooler, could do more things, and was more comfortable.It was a journey that took about a year and a half of experimenting but I really have come to love it. I wanted to share my setup.Plunging into the mechanical abyssI've always had coworkers who loved a chunky, clacky, old-school…