Re: Keyboards!
Reply #10 –
There's also the Unix layout. You'll note Ctrl and Caps Lock are switched, and the presence of a real Compose key.
My pre-USB Sun keyboards are like that, at least the Type 6 was available in UNIX or PC layout, with Sun or USB interface. Type 7 is USB only, mine's PC layout but they all have compose keys.
Removable keycaps, british layout 
That's the same then, except mine has Dutch keycaps. So I stick to mine's older, neener, neener. 
I raise you an Apple Extended Keyboard II from 1991. Nowhere near as loud as a Model M, despite having actual switches, and just as heavy & sturdy. It's a little bit smaller though.
Oh, if fast response times are what you're looking for you better get a
HP HIL keyboard & mouse. The HP9000/345 I used to have ( my first NetBSD box... ) came with that - the keyboards are
weird, the mice are extremely responsive and accurate ( since the bus is MUCH faster than PS/2 they can - and will - transmit far more position updates per second ). HP switching to PS/2 was a huge downgrade.