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Tangential, but for the pain of alternate keyboard layouts, I've found it easiest to use a keyboard that allows remapping of keys in hardware to alternate layou
by toomanyducks 5y ago
Tangential, but for the pain of alternate keyboard layouts, I've found it easiest to use a keyboard that allows remapping of keys in hardware to alternate layouts (sends the 'wrong' keycode when you press a key). It's a bit of a hack, but it works much better than equivalent software hacks.
- flixic 5y agoSystem having "both views" -- software view (where "i" might be on key L) and hardware view (of physical key placements) -- is very useful. For example, when using Colemak on Windows, I can play using WASD physical keys, but many games correctly name them WARS.