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It looks neat, though it always seems strange to me when an ergonomic setup involves picking up one of your hands and moving it to the side often to use a separ
by cjbprime 3y ago
It looks neat, though it always seems strange to me when an ergonomic setup involves picking up one of your hands and moving it to the side often to use a separate mouse or keyboard. Is there not a better place to put it, integrated or slightly above or in the middle etc, to avoid having to change hand position all the time?
- zubairshaik 3y agoThat's the exact idea behind the Charybdis and Dilemma keyboard (kits) from Bastard Keyboards [0] [0] https://bastardkb.com/ https://bastardkb.com/
- wh0car3s 3y agoFor coding I still use my IBM trackpoint keyboard, might actually try this one.
- phero_cnstrcts 3y agoGo to https://kbd.news/search/ https://kbd.news/search/ and search for “trackball” to get some inspiration. Personally I would like to try something like the Orbyl but haven’t had the time to build one yet.
- 112233 3y agoif you have kinesis advantage, just stick magic trackpad in the middle (it fits nicely). I wouldn't mind mushroom like on ibm thinkpads or optical trackpad like on blackberry in the middle of keyboard, but oh well