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I’ve been through quite a few different keyboard types and sizes in the past 5-6 years and settled on a 42 key corne style as well which I really like. The spee
by geoah 3y ago
I’ve been through quite a few different keyboard types and sizes in the past 5-6 years and settled on a 42 key corne style as well which I really like. The speed is not the main thing that I’m after, it’s not having to move my hands around and the ability to customize it.
My suggestion to everyone trying new keyboards is the same: ignore the layouts of other people, make something that feels natural to you. Which key does it feel more natural to press for curly braces? Just put the damn thing where you want it to be. It’s much easier to change the keyboard to match your preferences than having to learn a new layout.
- throwaway_43793 3y agoThats exactly what I did. I use Colemak for alphas, but have a fully custom numbers and symbols layer. My problem is that I'm not sure if it's worth to overcome the struggle of adapting to split keyboard.