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I use AZERTY for programming. It's easy. ,();: can be accessed without any modifiers. []{} require a modifier. If you're typing numbers frequently and don't ha
by elric 6y ago
I use AZERTY for programming. It's easy. ,();: can be accessed without any modifiers. []{} require a modifier.
If you're typing numbers frequently and don't have a numpad, then it seems like that would be a worth while investment.
I find the physical shape of the keyboard to be a much more important factor than the layout. Tilted splits are where it's at for me.