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I've been touch typing since high school, but I did switch to blank key caps and 60/80% mechanical formats about 15 years ago. The benefits I saw were: I'd sti
by dahdum 6y ago
I've been touch typing since high school, but I did switch to blank key caps and 60/80% mechanical formats about 15 years ago. The benefits I saw were:
I'd still occasionally glance at Function/Number keys, that was fixed within a week or two.
Switching keyboard languages/layouts was easier, no longer had incorrect labels to glance at (and generally annoy me that they were "wrong").
I remove as much clutter from my workspace as possible - blank key caps just look tidier to me.
60% keyboards reduce the distance my hand travels to use the mouse by a lot. I find that much more comfortable.