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A keyboard that is soft really helps, not necessarily mechanical. A short keyboard (no numpad) is preferable too. It prevents having to open your arms for mous
by partycoder 8y ago
A keyboard that is soft really helps, not necessarily mechanical.
A short keyboard (no numpad) is preferable too. It prevents having to open your arms for mousing and typing, which is a frequent cause of mousing RSI.
- jgalentine007 8y agoThis is what helped me the most - shortening the distance between the home row and the mouse. The next best help is to use Vim everywhere which reduces the need to reach for the mouse. I use a leopold 660m which is a 60% keyboard that has arrow keys tucked close.