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You can hide the number pad from the keys. Or hide the keys entirely. Or keep them and customize which functions they activate, including custom user-defined fu
by SAI_Peregrinus 3y ago
You can hide the number pad from the keys. Or hide the keys entirely. Or keep them and customize which functions they activate, including custom user-defined functions.
- eviks 3y agocould I keep only half of all the keys (e.g., I'd never need 0-9 or cursor keys, but then maybe ANS is useful), reoder them and attach a shortcut to each button? Or replacing sin with the rad/degree switcher (without the dropdown)?
- SAI_Peregrinus 3y agoYes, you can hide all the 0-9 keys. And add rad/degree buttons. And set whatever functions/settings you can have elsewhere in the UI as buttons. And add or remove columns/rows from the "keypad". The upper-left button in the custom keypad will always be to edit the custom keypad itself, otherwise it's fully modifiable by the user.
- eviks 3y agooh, that's very nice! Do you happen to know a place with a good collection of those UI customizations not to start from scratch?