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65% might work for you. I have a tada68, and it has arrow keys, page up/down and delete. Has the added benefit of getting rid of the function key row (but you c
by Kwantuum 7y ago
65% might work for you. I have a tada68, and it has arrow keys, page up/down and delete. Has the added benefit of getting rid of the function key row (but you can still use them using the fn key), the home and end keys are also pretty easy to access with the fn modifier.
- datashow 7y agoThank you. However, I do need Home/End keys, because I use Home/End, shift+Home/End, ctrl+Home/End, ctrl+shift+Home/End frequently. I also like low-profile keys (effortless key pressing) like the ones on a laptop keyboard. I found the 75% on this page could also be a good choice: https://blog.wooting.nl/the-ultimate-guide-to-keyboard-layouts-and-form-factors/ https://blog.wooting.nl/the-ultimate-guide-to-keyboard-layou... Edit: Ha! I just found a 75% keyboard on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07M9PGMT9/ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07M9PGMT9/ Another one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JGQP89G/ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JGQP89G/
- sorcercode 7y agoThis reminds me: I need to port my yuio keys to home/pg down/pg up/end + caps lock.
- Scarbutt 7y agoshift+Home/End, ctrl+Home/End, ctrl+shift+Home/End What does this ones do?
- datashow 7y agoThose are shortcuts on Windows shift+Home/End: select from current cursor to the beginning / end of the line ctrl+Home/End: jump to the beginning / end of the document ctrl+shift+Home/End: select from current cursor to the beginning / end of the document
- Kwantuum 7y agoThose work as well with the function layer, and the function key doesn't make the combo harder on your hands but I can understand wanting dedicated keys for some stuff, this is why I went for a 65% instead of 60% in the first place