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One of the things it might be time for is for keyboards to adapt. Copy. Cut. Paste. Forward. Back. Undo. Redo. Is there a better way to achieve these things t
by mapt 10y ago
One of the things it might be time for is for keyboards to adapt.
Copy. Cut. Paste. Forward. Back. Undo. Redo.
Is there a better way to achieve these things than CTRL-key and backspace? Pretty sure I use some of the above more often than "Q", to say nothing of "Scroll lock" or "Insert".
If not: Just slap 'back' into CTRL-backspace.
- lorenzhs 10y agoThere are keyboard layouts that do this. I'm not particularly knowledgeable about layouts optimized for English, but I use neo2. It's optimized for German (primary goal) and programming and English (secondary goals). It's fourth layer (activated with the key right of the space bar or of left shift on a 105-key keyboard) contains a lot of navigation keys and a numpad.