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Having one hand I felt this way, I spent a lot of money on a Maltron one handed keyboard, but I could never get it integrated into my work flow. And then laptop
by FigBug 8y ago
Having one hand I felt this way, I spent a lot of money on a Maltron one handed keyboard, but I could never get it integrated into my work flow. And then laptops became popular, and I just can't be bothered to carry a laptop and a keyboard around with me. So unless I use one computer all the time, I can't get away from qwerty, so I've just stuck with it.
- brokenmachine 8y agoMaybe you already know this, but there are one-handed dvorak layouts. It's fairly easy to switch your laptop's layout via software, the OS will just remap the keys. So you don't have to carry another physical keyboard.