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I use 65% keyboards almost exclusively these days. No numpad, pgdn/up/home/end cluster or function key row. Function keys are on the number row with a Fn modif
by gorbachev 5y ago
I use 65% keyboards almost exclusively these days. No numpad, pgdn/up/home/end cluster or function key row.
Function keys are on the number row with a Fn modifier (Fn+1 for F1).
You get used to it in about half an hour. It becomes second nature in less than a week.
It makes the keyboard much more compact, which is definitely a plus. Less hand movement, less deskspace consumed, lighter.
- fomine3 5y agoIt's good to reduce keyboard width because we need to put pointing device somewhere near. But reducing height isn't sense for me because vertical space isn't matter at all. I don't strongly need F1-12 keys but prefer to have because nothing is harmed by having dedicated keys.