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I just bought an ergodox ez (ergodox-ez.com) that has hyper and meh keys built in. Quite a learning curve for the new layouts so far, but I think it will be gr
by eyeball 9y ago
I just bought an ergodox ez (ergodox-ez.com) that has hyper and meh keys built in.
Quite a learning curve for the new layouts so far, but I think it will be great once I have it down.
For now, ctrl-alt-del is a big pita.
- z1mm32m4n 9y agoI have an Ergodox and I love it. I don't use hyper keys, but the sheer configurability of the keyboard has meant that I never feel limited by my keyboard (compare that with the new MacBook Pro keyboards which don't even have ESC keys!) For some advice on how to deal with the layouts: I cleared most of the non alphanumeric keys in all layers and started adding things in when I needed them. It made the transition easier.
- eyeball 9y agoThanks, I'll try that. I'm going to be doing a lot of remapping I can tell. The default layout makes some strange choices to me, like ctrl-alt-del difficulty. I do love the mouse control layer already. Very handy to be able to toss in a quick mouse click without leaving the board. It would be even better if they could add a thinkpad style mouse stick between a couple of the keys on the left hand. That would be a dream keyboard.
- equalunique 9y agoI have an ergodox infinity on the way, but for 9 months now, I have been very happy with my Atreus keyboard in dvorak configuration.