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I actually use it quite often. Right shift when I'm typing with a single hand (for example while phoning or eating). Without it, it would be pretty much imposs
by Seb-C 4y ago
I actually use it quite often.
Right shift when I'm typing with a single hand (for example while phoning or eating). Without it, it would be pretty much impossible to type anything using only one hand, because the rightmost letters are too far away from the left shift key.
The right alt (gr) is very useful to type many languages (especially accentuated) using a US qwerty.
- donatzsky 4y agoAn (arguably better) alternative to alt gr is a compose key. It allows you to type many more characters than alt gr, and the compose sequences are generally intuitive enough that (unlike alt gr) you don't have to memorise them. I have right-win set up for this.