Hi all,
In recent weeks Microsoft wireless keyboards keeps on disappearing from the markert. WHY?
What will be their replacement?
Regards
Ubuntu addict and loving it
Hi all,
In recent weeks Microsoft wireless keyboards keeps on disappearing from the markert. WHY?
What will be their replacement?
Regards
A Carafe of Ubuntu
"Just because you can do it doesn't mean you should do it."
"If it ain't broke don't fix it."
Ubuntu addict and loving it
My MS Wireless keyboard had been used for about 6 years. Sometimes I have to replug the USB receiver several times in the same USB port or in another USB port making the keyboard to work. I have no ugency purchasing a new keyboard. I'm now running Logi wireless keyboard.Originally Posted by bobunderwood99
I'm curious to know "Why MS Wireless keyboards disappear on the markets"?
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I'm curious to know why you're asking this here, since it has nothing to do with "Getting hardware to work with Ubuntu/Linux".
But bob did give you the answer - MS stopped making peripherals last year and sold the license to Incase.
Last edited by Yellow Pasque; 4 Weeks Ago at 12:12 AM.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
I'm curious to know why Yellow Pasque referred to me as "bot bob"? Perhaps a typo?
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Not an Ubuntu support question. Thread moved to The Cafe.
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There are plenty of competitors' keyboards and mice in the marketplace.What will be their replacement?
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