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Check out the Happy Hacking keyboard [0]. It's got a great layout - Ctrl to the left of A. They're really well made in Japan. The Classic model isn't super expe
by mprovost 6y ago
Check out the Happy Hacking keyboard [0]. It's got a great layout - Ctrl to the left of A. They're really well made in Japan. The Classic model isn't super expensive, I wouldn't pay extra for the "Professional".
[0] https://www.hhkeyboard.com/uk/products/classic/ https://www.hhkeyboard.com/uk/products/classic/
- Tsiklon 6y agoHHKB is a great keyboard (it's my personal choice of keyboard too, I love the Unix layout), but it's a 60% keyboard not a Ten Keyless, it sounds like the GP has a need for function keys.
- jonathanstrange 6y agoYep, function keys and mostly also the arrow keys. A full keyboard is too large but I need the extra arrow keys. (Ironically, I work in Emacs most of the time but I need the arrow keys in other applications.)
- mprovost 6y agoI just noticed that they've taken the arrow keys off the HHKB! It always had an inverted T.
- fratajcz 6y agoThe japanese layout HHKB does have arrow keys, but the original (QWERTY) design never had them. https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/36n5cl/cardboard_prototype_of_the_first_hhkb_by_dr_eiiti/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/36n5cl...