It has the same problem as any ANSI or normal ISO keyboard. Too few keys if I want them anywhere the normal position of the keys. I have no interest in learning

It has the same problem as any ANSI or normal ISO keyboard. Too few keys if I want them anywhere the normal position of the keys. I have no interest in learning new positions for the keys really (even less hiding them behind modifiers keys) that is why I want a fully nordic compatible one. You can't just magically program one or two more keys to a couple of the rows. Basically after P I need at least 2 keys to the right of it (not counting enter). 3 keys to the right of L (again not counting enter) and one key left of Z (not counting shift). And yes our enter key is 2 rows tall. Really all I want is a normal nordic layout keyboard split in 2 with good quality switches and working tilting/wrist rests.