🚀 go-pugleaf

On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 09:44:34 +0000, Rog <nospam_@please.co.uk> wrote:


>The Eclipse is still a good alternative though, you are wrong when you say 
>it needs extra drivers, its just a standard USB keyboard (it might need 

BLASPHEMY!!!  There is no such thing as a standard USB keyboard.  All USB
devices, except thumb drives are the work of TEH DEBBIL!!

>extra software under some OS's of course, but it works fine under XP) and 
>it doesn't have any of those multimedia keys that you will never use, apart 
>from the standard keyset it just has a couple of volume buttons and a 
>button to control the lighting. Are you sure you have been looking at the 
>right keyboard? http://www.saitek.com/row/prod/eclipse.htm

There's no way the volume control can possibly affect your sound card
without some kind of drivers loading.  They may load automagically, but
they're going to be loaded all the same.  

I can see it now...

*creep*
*creep*
*creep*
<whispering>
"Hehe, a few more steps and I will have all the loot needed for The
Seventh Crystal part 2.  I sure am glad Saturine came back to make this
FM!"
*creep*
*creep*

<suddenly a booming voice>
JOIN US, JOIN US, JOIN US NOWWWWW!!!!!

*dies of fright*
WTF didn't I hear that Haunt?  
#$%!#@ stupid volume control on my keyboard!!!

*throws keyboard across room, kill innocent cat*
-- 
Michael Cecil
http://home.comcast.net/~macecil/
http://home.comcast.net/~safehex/