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How does it require less movement? It's directly adjacent to the A key -- only the pinky needs to move, and only one key over. To hit the key in the lower-left
by boring_twenties 7y ago
How does it require less movement? It's directly adjacent to the A key -- only the pinky needs to move, and only one key over.
To hit the key in the lower-left corner you basically have to twist your whole hand at the wrist -- not only is that more movement, it probably raises the risk of RSI to the wrist.
What am I missing?
- GrayShade 7y agoI usually press Ctrl with the pad under my pinky finger (and sometimes the part of my palm below it). The way I hold my hand, this is just a tiny flick of my wrist. To press Caps Lock I would have to move and curl my pinky instead.