Actually it works great. It's some old QWERTY keyboard that came free with a prebuilt my Dad bought 20 years ago and it's still going along just fine. It does

Actually it works great. It's some old QWERTY keyboard that came free with a prebuilt my Dad bought 20 years ago and it's still going along just fine. It does what I need, when I need it, and I don't even have to think about it. It seems like you think about your keyboard quite a lot. I would recommend not doing that. I recommend using the standard QWERTY keyboard. Your typing skills will be easily transferable, as this is the keyboard layout you'll encounter on almost all other computers. It works great with the default key mappings and shortcuts for the majority of software out there. You'll spend exactly 0 seconds tweaking and adapting those shortcuts to your keyboard. And although you may type a little slower on your QWERTY keyboard, you'll still type faster than the speed of thought. In this way, I think you'll find you have more free time to pursue more fruitful things.