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I use an Ergodox Infinity which has 'layers'. All keys are programmable and you assign keys to toggle/activate a layer. Its essentially extra shift keys - one
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I use an Ergodox Infinity which has 'layers'. All keys are programmable and you assign keys to toggle/activate a layer. Its essentially extra shift keys - one layer turns my whole keyboard to symbols and another makes the home position for my right hand a num pad without having to move my hand. Pretty slick once you have it setup and get used to it, takes a lot of work to get there though.
- jenscow 8y ago> All keys are programmable and you assign keys to toggle/activate a layer. Hmm, it's possible to do this with any keyboard. Find a key that you never/hardly use and bind that to running the command which toggles the layout. Thanks for the inspiration.
- calebpeterson 8y agoCapsLock is a good candidate... I wrote some Windows software to do this a few years back: http://stickshift.cubicle6.com http://stickshift.cubicle6.com