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This doesn't help with some of the difference between ANSI and ISO layouts. For example ANSI uses a long Enter key while ISO uses one that looks like the shape
by divingdragon 6y ago
This doesn't help with some of the difference between ANSI and ISO layouts. For example ANSI uses a long Enter key while ISO uses one that looks like the shape of a "7".
- hocuspocus 6y agoISO has one extra key, that's it. I only buy ANSI keyboards and like the layout better (both Enter and left Shift are easier to reach) but I occasionally get to type on ISO keyboards, it's not too bad.