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> Had way less of a learning curve than my ergodox. The big difference to the keyboard you linked, the Ergodox is an ortholinear keyboard. It is to be expected
by suprfnk 8y ago
> Had way less of a learning curve than my ergodox.
The big difference to the keyboard you linked, the Ergodox is an ortholinear keyboard. It is to be expected that that comes with a learning curve if you've only typed on a staggered keyboard. I personally think ortholinear is worth the learning curve.
- JdeBP 8y agoIt's a shame that the Ergodox marketing blurb implies that they invented it. > archaic design, which we fixed It was fixed a long time ago, by other people. Maltron keyboard designs have had this since the 1980s. Lillian Malt criticized "[t]he uneven stretches caused by the diagonal slope of the rows of keys on qwerty" in 1977. PCD Maltron's first demo keyboard from 1976 eliminated that slope. * https://www.maltron.com/maltron-history.html https://www.maltron.com/maltron-history.html That wasn't a novel criticism even then.