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I’ve been using a 60% keyboard for a couple of years now, with a Magic Trackpad off to the right. The total size is about that of a full size keyboard (with num
by ojkelly 6y ago
I’ve been using a 60% keyboard for a couple of years now, with a Magic Trackpad off to the right. The total size is about that of a full size keyboard (with numpad).
The thing about 60% and ten-keyless keyboards, is the smaller size means your hands travel less. Yeah, some common things are now chords as opposed to discrete keys.
But chords are easy to learn if you’re using them every day. They’re not for everyone, just like any accessibility feature.
Above all, the 60% keyboard is more comfortable.
- wyclif 6y agoHow difficult is it to get a new Magic Trackpad working with a Linux distro?
- boomboomsubban 6y agoThe driver is part of the kernel, so it should work immediately though may require tweaking. Debian would require a newer kernel too.
- MivLives 6y agoI switched to a 60% keyboard a few months ago. I've been surprised how easy the transition has been. One of the things I wish there were more is split space bar 60% boards. I have one of the few, and it really helps when your layer switch is an easy thumb press away.