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 I'd say that this Skeletyl is a **magical keyboard with a lore**. It is constructed from 2 different types of filament printed on 2 different printers. It has 2 different upper bodies, that can be switched. Just like a skeleton from a fiction story. It is a magnificent piece that serves me very well.
 
 But **this is not where the journey ends**. I already can feel some aspects that I'd change about this keyboard. I'd like to go another level up. Just like the brother of Skeletyl, [Charydbis](https://github.com/Bastardkb/Charybdis/), has a trackball. I'd like to see if I am able to **construct an ultimate tool that would replace my mouse**. I'd be able to not move my hands at all which could turn very beneficial for my wrists.
-I also would like to **position the thumb keys lower**. I'd like to have the most relaxing hand position when I'm not typing. On the Skeletyl with the tents, the thumb cluster is high. So it seems like I will be working on my own design in the end. I'm very excited to play with the track-ball or a track-pad and see how to integrate one. I'd also like the **next keyboard to be wired.** Every computer with bios will not start up without a keyboard being plugged in. That's how it has been for almost a century.
+I also would like to **position the thumb keys lower**. I'd like to have the most relaxing hand position when I'm not typing. On the Skeletyl with the tents, the thumb cluster is high. So it seems like I will be working on my own design in the end. I'm very excited to play with the track-ball or a track-pad and see how to integrate one. I'd also like the **next keyboard to be wired.** Every computer with bios will not start up without a keyboard being plugged in. That's how it has been for almost a century.