What keyboard do you use for programming?

[Chiel92]

I'm looking for a good ergonomic keyboard for programming purposes, and I'm wondering what kind of keyboard other programmers prefer.

So, what keyboard do you use for programming?

[Majorix]

I don't think it matters, as I am using most of my time planning/researching instead of actually writing code. But when I do, I use the plain old keyboard of the notebook (a Turkish QWERTY).

[EmmEight]

QWERTY all the way. Style is up to you. But my favorite is a flat style model with a numpad.

Wireless is nice.

[exploder]

I use a SIIG mini keyboard, it saves on desk space.

[lykwydchykyn]

I use the keyboard that came with my Dell opti 745. When I got a new system, I kept the keyboard because the ones that come with the new Dells are horrid -- even with the back legs up it was flat on the desk. I like an angle.

I keep eyeing those ergonomic split keyboards, because I notice after a while that my pinkies are hitting the keys at an off angle that causes them to get fatigued after a day of typing (especially in emacs with all the ctrl-this and ctrl-that), and I'm thinking the ergo keyboard would be better. My only worry is that I'd get too used to it and wouldn't be able to handle typing on the laptop any more.

[Warpnow]

IBM Model M

[Bandit]

I use a SIIG mini keyboard, it saves on desk space.

Yea desk space is a plus.. Running a Apple mini Bluetooth Keyboard myself.. It goes great with my mac mini..

[mr john]

That Apple one looks horrid. I'd definitely go for Microsoft or even standard Dell.

[Tinker Tantrum]

I use the Microsoft Ergonomic 4000. This keyboard, combined with touch typing skill, make my computing experience fun and engaging.

[TeamRocket1233c]

IBM Model-M Buckling Spring, Dell AT101 with black ALPS sliders, Das Pro Clicky with Cherry MX Blue switches, or Das Pro Tactile with Cherry MX Brown switches for recommendations, and I wanna get an AT101, however my current keyboard is the MS Natural Elite.