The new Macintosh keyboards are missing the Open Apple. There are various movements to save the Open Apple, including a petition to have Apple put it back. Given Apple’s history of taking design advice from the masses I suggest taking matters into your own hands:
- Order a new keyboard from Apple.
- Order a pack of Sharpie Metallic Markers.
- Order an X-Acto knife.
- Print out an image of the Open Apple. You’re resourceful, you can find one yourself. Do this on card stock.
- Use the X-Acto knife and cut the image out to form a stencil.
- Put the stencil on your new keyboard, and using your new, cool Sharpies trace around the edge. Keep it uniform so it looks good.
- If you miss the Closed Apple, too, you can use this same stencil on another key. Fill it all in, you rebel.
There. Can we move on now?