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I've wondered if I have different keyboarding posture and technique from other people. My hands naturally sit at a 45-degree angle across the keyboard. For the
by spiffytech 3y ago
I've wondered if I have different keyboarding posture and technique from other people.
My hands naturally sit at a 45-degree angle across the keyboard. For the most part, my wrists are straight and my fingers are lined up with the key diagonals.
I also move my arms at the shoulders while reaching for keys, so my hand comes closer to the target key and my finger doesn't move so much.
A split normal keyboard doesn't sound advantageous for me.
Maybe I could be convinced to try a split ortholinear keyboard, but a 1-piece unit sounds like a very bad match for the way I keyboard. I feel like I'd be introducing all the same problems others are trying to get away from!
EDIT: Just checked with my wife. She holds her hands in the same position, but locks them in place and does all of the reaching with her fingers.