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The problem with the Japanese keyboard is it adds too many keys. Keys added in the last row are OK, we can pick one serving as “Command”; but keys added in the
by jhvkjhk 6y ago
The problem with the Japanese keyboard is it adds too many keys. Keys added in the last row are OK, we can pick one serving as “Command”; but keys added in the home row, number row break your muscle memory thoroughly(as enter and backspace are frequent keys).
I bought one, threw it into garbage the second day.
- limeblack 6y agoFor a European keyboard there is hardly a difference but ANSI sure. I have backspace remapped as normal.