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The biggest use I've seen is four-key and awkward three-key shortcuts in software where one hand is occupied with another device (generally a digitizer stylus,
by stan_rogers 6y ago
The biggest use I've seen is four-key and awkward three-key shortcuts in software where one hand is occupied with another device (generally a digitizer stylus, but it could be any controller or mouse). A macro keypad can be extremely handy when editing photos, for instance. Not everything one does with a computer can be done effectively with two hands on the keyboard.
- Washuu 6y agoI have one I built[1] out of a key switch tester and other spare parts. It saves me some awkward hand flexing and key stroke positions to reduce the chance of a repetitive stress injury. [1] https://twitter.com/Azxiana/status/1285402557846781952/photo/1 https://twitter.com/Azxiana/status/1285402557846781952/photo...