The example I had in my mind was "to numpad, or not to numpad." Apple has an, issue, with keyboard layouts. Keyboard layouts in general are very variable beca

The example I had in my mind was "to numpad, or not to numpad." Apple has an, issue, with keyboard layouts. Keyboard layouts in general are very variable because of that "numpad" issue, as well as the rarely used keys like the "right click" key to the right of the spacebar (which I absolutely adore). Many physical keys on your keyboard only make sense if you learn to use them, hence the entire "function keys" debacle of the Macbook Pro. Jetbrains and other software for example just demands extra function keys. I can totally understand the hardware part. Apple is good at that part, except with their butterfly switches afaik. And I'd love some more polished aluminum at my desk.