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As noted in the linked page, this is very similar to the HHKB layout, which is far and away my personal favorite. This is also basically the layout I use on my
by jwells89 3y ago
As noted in the linked page, this is very similar to the HHKB layout, which is far and away my personal favorite. This is also basically the layout I use on my 65% boards and is my second favorite.
I don't really have much of a need for a left Fn or physical arrow keys. In fact for the latter I find HHKB layered arrows more comfortable, especially when using the various macOS text navigation shortcuts, because it requires notably less hand movement.
- fanf2 3y agoI used Apple keyboards for, um, about a decade, so I am very habituated to fn on the left and arrows on the right for page up / page down / home / end. I have bound fn + the asdf row to switch virtual desktops / spaces, and left fn is convenient for a one-handed space warp.
- jwells89 3y agoThat makes sense. I rarely used Fn until I bought an HHKB many years ago, and so for me it’s weird if it’s not on the right.
- boarush 3y agoYeah I must say, have got quite used to this arrangement now and this has started to feel natural to me after almost a year of using the MacBook keyboard. Kind of perfect layout for me with the full height function row with media keys and the inverted-T arrow buttons.