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-<p>Two days ago I finally received my "new" wireless Apple keyboard I bought on Aukro. Czech Post took its time - 6 days for a distance of<a href="http://www.mapy.cz/#!q=pardubice&amp;t=r&amp;x=15.308643&amp;y=50.364174&amp;z=8&amp;rp={%22criterion%22%3A%22fast%22}&amp;rc=15.767501_50.024744_14.001231_50.682334&amp;rl=Pardubice%2C%20okres%20Pardubice_%C4%8Dtvr%C5%A5%20%C3%9Ast%C3%AD%20nad%20Labem-m%C4%9Bsto%2C%20%C3%9Ast%C3%AD%20nad%20Labem%2C%20okres%20%C3%9Ast%C3%AD%20nad%20Labem"> 200 kilometers</a>. But hey, what can you expect from a state-owned company. But this blogpost isn't about Czech Post, it is about the Apple keyboard and Linux Mint 13.</p>
+<p>Two days back finally arrived my wireless Apple keyboard which I bought on aukro. Czech post took its time - 6 days to send a package <a href="http://www.mapy.cz/#!q=pardubice&amp;t=r&amp;x=15.308643&amp;y=50.364174&amp;z=8&amp;rp={%22criterion%22%3A%22fast%22}&amp;rc=15.767501_50.024744_14.001231_50.682334&amp;rl=Pardubice%2C%20okres%20Pardubice_%C4%8Dtvr%C5%A5%20%C3%9Ast%C3%AD%20nad%20Labem-m%C4%9Bsto%2C%20%C3%9Ast%C3%AD%20nad%20Labem%2C%20okres%20%C3%9Ast%C3%AD%20nad%20Labem">200 kilometers</a>. But hey, what can I expect from state-owned enterprise. But this blogpost isn't about Czech post, it is about Apple keyboard and Linux Mint 13.</p>
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 <h1>The keyboard</h1>
-<p>I've got only the keyboard. The seller didn't send anything else in the package - no original box, no papers or other usual crap - only the keyboard and two rechargeable NiMH AA batteries.</p>
+<p>I've just got the keyboard itself. The person who was selling the keyboard didn't send anything else in the package. No original box no papers and other traditional crap. Only the keyboard and two rechargeable NiMH AA batteries.</p>

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-<p>The keyboard is nice and small, but surprisingly not as small as it looks on the photos. It's slightly bigger than a netbook keyboard on Asus EEE 1000h which I used to write almost a half of my <a href="/blog/bystroushaak">blogs</a>. So far, I've had no problems with the size and I find writing on the keyboard very comfortable.</p>
+<p>The keyboard is nice and small, but surprisingly not as small as it looks on the photos. It's slightly bigger than netbook keyboard from Asus EEE 1000h, on which I have written almost half of my <a href="/blog/bystroushaak">blogs</a>. So far, I've had no problems with size and I found writing on the keyboard very comfortable.</p>

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-<p>The next thing that strikes me is its un-bendability. It almost looks fragile. But it is not at all. It's one big piece of solid metal (aluminium). Notebook keyboards of the same size are usually bendable and flexible. This keyboard won't bend/twist even a little bit.</p>
+<p>Second thing which struck me the most is its un-bendability. It looks almost fragile, but that is not true at all. It's one big piece of solid metal (aluminium). Notebook keyboards of the same size are usually bendable and flexible. This keyboard won't bend/twist even a little bit.</p>

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-<p>A nice feature is the keyboard's portability. It is small and wireless, so you can just lay in a bed, maximize the font size on your LCD and write from bed. This may be even more useful in combination with <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCD_projector">projector</a>.</p>
+<p>Nice feature is portability. It is small and wireless, so you can just lay into bed, maximize font on your LCD and write from bed. This may be even more useful in combination with <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCD_projector">projector</a>.</p>


 <h2>Why Apple keyboard?</h2>
-<p>My Asus EEE 1000h I mentioned earlier is getting old. I am thinking about buying an older Macbook Air on Aukro. You can buy a used one from 8000 to 12000 CZK (417 - 625 USD at the current exchange rate: 1USD = 19.1CZK). </p>
+<p>Asus EEE 1000h, which I mentioned earlier is getting old. I am thinking about buying an older Macbook Air from aukro. You can buy a used one from 8000 to 12000 CZK (417 - 625 USD at current exchange rate 1USD = 19.1CZK). </p>
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+<p>Practically only other alternative is Zenbook, but that is even more expensive and you can't find them on aukro that easily.</p>


-<p>Practically only other alternative is Zenbook, but they are even more expensive and you can't find them on Aukro that easily.</p>
+<p>Two weeks ago, I almost bought one Air in auction. Than I realized that I don't really know how comfortable the keyboard is. What if I would buy it and it will be total disaster? I need to be able to write a lot of text on my netbook. I've decided to buy the external Apple keyboard as a betatest - if I'm satisfied then I will buy Air. If I wouldn't, then I will sell the keyboard back on aukro - Apple products have good liquidity and there should be no problem to sell it away.</p>


-<p>Two weeks ago, I almost bought one Macbook Air in an auction. Then I realized that I don't really know how comfortable the keyboard is. What if I bought the Macbook Air but the keyboard turned out to be a total disaster? I need to be able to write a lot of text on my netbook. I've decided to buy the external Apple keyboard as a betatest - if I'm satisfied I would buy the Air. If I'm not, I would sell the keyboard back on Aukro - Apple products are in demand so there should be no problem reselling.</p>
+<p>Two people I know use Apple keyboards (Air and external USB version) and both were praising it, so I decided to give this little experiment green light and ordered one practically unused keyboard.</p>

-<p>Two persons I know use Apple keyboards (Air and an external USB version) and both are praising them, so I decided to give this little experimentthe green light and ordered one practically unused keyboard.</p>

 <h1>Linux Mint 13</h1>
 <p>It's not that hard to make keyboard work on Mint 13. Default bluetooth manager is broken and pretty crappy, so you just have to install <tt>blueman</tt> and maybe <tt>gnome-bluetooth</tt> from package manager. Blueman is basically the same thing as default bluetooth manager, but not terribly outdated and mostly working. Default Mate applet doesn't work in my environment at all.</p>