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Funny to hear this, because I have that Matias keyboard and never ever use those dedicated undo/cut/copy/paste keys, because I feel there's no point retraining
by frou_dh 6y ago
Funny to hear this, because I have that Matias keyboard and never ever use those dedicated undo/cut/copy/paste keys, because I feel there's no point retraining myself to get used to their placement (in a column on the far left of the board) when they're never going to be on my laptop keyboards too.
AFAIK those keys send the equivalent of the literal key chord (e.g. Cmd-Z) to the computer. I wish I could flip a switch and have them be considered keys in their own right, maybe F13-F16.
- uglycoyote 6y agoTrue.. at this point I have figured out how to remap the qwerty ctrl-c ctrl-v etc to work as cut paste under Dvorak so having dedicated keys might just involve too much retraining, so maybe it would not be worthwhile