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The main problem with the German layout IMHO, and all layouts in its family, is the infuriatingly tiny left shift key. The Netherlands has the same disease. I m
by nerdbert 3y ago
The main problem with the German layout IMHO, and all layouts in its family, is the infuriatingly tiny left shift key. The Netherlands has the same disease. I map the useless key next to it as a shift as well, at least that way I can type without getting pinkie arthritis.
- the_gipsy 3y agoI think most European layouts suffer from tiny-shift. Mapping it to shift is a good solution. I have a similar problem with a laptop but with Ctrl/Fn, but thankfully the BIOS let me remap it (the Fn key is not a "real" key to the OS).