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Whereas I prefer the numpad for entering numbers. Horses for courses.

• kadoban 5y ago
  The best solution I've seen personally is my keyboard has a foot pedal, that when held changes some of the normal keys into a numpad. It's a kind of a mode switch. So no need to stretch extra distance or anything. It's a bit much in terms of...someone had to implement this nonsense, and I had to buy the optional foot pedal. But if I'm honest, it's really nice.
  • Ballas 5y ago
    I have this implemented on my current keyboard but via a thumb key.
    • riversflow 5y ago
      Same, when I hold a thumb key my right hand turns into the numpad and my left hand is on a set of arrow keys, where s, d, f correspond to <-, \/, ->, and a, q, caps, tab change to control, alt, control+shift, alt+shift, respectively. I've tried to pick up Vim with this setup and always feel like my keyboard makes it irrelevant.