Here’s a recent-ish pic of how I use my moonlander at work. I’ve got some bog standard 24inch (I’m pretty sure, could be 27?) Monitors in portrait mode. I’m not a programmer, but a deal with a bunch of browser windows for work and they happen to tile out really nicely in this configuration.

MX Browns Retro gamer XDA profile keycaps (I can share the Amazon link if you’re interested)

      • Glemek@lemmy.world
        1·
        1 year ago

        It holds position pretty good? I feel like I remember reading that the first run didn’t feel very solid when it was in position

      • beardoPNW@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOP
        2·
        1 year ago

        I think it’s a big help. I like being able to get my boards steeper, and it’s also quicker to get setup the way I like compared to leveling out the legs and thumb clusters. The down side is, it’s kinda crazy heavy, haha. It’s solid plates of metal after all. They can make a little bit of noise with how the hing is assembled, but I haven’t had much trouble with that.

        There are other methods for tenting the moonlander, but I don’t think anything can beat the ease of use or how compact the platform is, even if they’re lighter.

  • bipolarmario@lemmy.world
    3·
    1 year ago

    Love this! I have a moonlander for my work desk as well. Right now I have it in the flat config, but when my wrists start to hurt I use the satellite stands like that. We almost have the same keycaps as well :) I have the DSA Granite from years and years ago.

  • SuperFola@programming.dev
    2·
    1 year ago

    I really liked the Moonlander, it was my first ergo split board ; however after a few months with it, I grew to dislike the placement of the thumb cluster: while practical for tenting, and somewhat innovative, even for my biggish hands the nearest key on the thumb cluster is very far and I felt pain in my thumbs after half an hour using it (resting position being homerow+thumb on cluster).

  • overby@lemmy.worldM
    2·
    1 year ago

    That is some steep tenting going on there :-) Like the setup - though I’m more a flat-keyb-type