> I've noticed that using a traditional, non split keyboard, is more painful, because it requires me to twist my wrists sideways I have never used a split (whi

> I've noticed that using a traditional, non split keyboard, is more painful, because it requires me to twist my wrists sideways I have never used a split (which almost always is an ortholinear and not requires any twist) but my experience tells me than I am twisting not a wrist but only one finger, while 9 others just resting on a home row. I do not understand how it is possible to touchtype while you are twisting your wrists because if your index fingers lose the home row - you have to look at kbd to find it again. BTW I have noticed that touchtyping on laptop may be harder than on dedicated kbd because comfortable position of display may require an uncomfortable position of wrists and touchpad (if enabled) does even bigger mess.