Question 1

Is this keyboard compatible with Linux?

Accepted Answer

I believe the keyboard does not have n-key rollover on Linux, only 6-key. The refresh rate adjustment of the f1-f4 keys is fully functional. The media keys, volume control, and the window key lock work as well. As an additional note, I had no issues interfacing BIOS with this keyboard.

Question 2

Are the keycaps double-shot or pad-printed?

Accepted Answer

I do believe it is a thick pad-printing.  Definitely not double-shot.  But most people end up buying new key caps anyway, as that is one of the main selling points of the keyboard (cherry mx keycap interchangeability).
I've had the keyboard since release and used it heavily, and there is a tiny bit of wear on some keys (W,S,Z,X,C,V) from tons of usage, but all are 100% visible, just not quite as strong.
Hope that helps :)

Question 3

Is the keyboard compatible with Linux?

Accepted Answer

Hello! Proud to say this keyboard is fully compatible with Linux. It doesn't have its own proprietary driver or anything, and uses the standard generic input driver for USB keyboards, basically eliminating any compatibility issues.

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