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For some (myself) the right shift key is the main shift key; so doing away with it would be terrible. Typically holding it down with the right pinky while typin
by quincunx 4y ago
For some (myself) the right shift key is the main shift key; so doing away with it would be terrible. Typically holding it down with the right pinky while typing full speed ahead, as well as single movement stroke patterns for <>{}?"+_ and so on, so heavy on all caps C snake case type use (if that makes sense.)
- vladvasiliu 4y agoI also use the right shift a lot (though it's not my "main" one) and would hate to see it go away. But there's no reason for it to be so freaking huge! On the two keyboards I have on my desk (HP EliteBook laptop and a "normal layout" desktop keyboard) the right shift is the second-biggest key after the space bar! My favorite layout, by far, has to be the "75%" some mechanical keyboards have, like this: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0059/0630/1017/t/5/assets/keychronk2wirelessmechanicalkeyboard2-1646212149182.jpg?v=1646212156 https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0059/0630/1017/t/5/assets/... Sure, this particular one is not perfect (useless dedicated light button on the top right...) by the idea is there.