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It seems that any layout is supported and that it comes with the QWERTY layout by default.
by xps 3y ago
It seems that any layout is supported and that it comes with the QWERTY layout by default.
- d4rkp4ttern 3y agoYou're right. It is qwerty but the columnar is what I meant would be a big obstacle
- webkike 3y agoOrtholinear is what you are referring to and it is absolutely worth it to learn. Staggered keyboards don’t make sense anymore - the originally reason keys were staggered was because the bars could not physically overlap - and it is far more natural to type only moving each finger along two axis
- d4rkp4ttern 3y agoWith the UHK I am already having difficulty typing directly on my MacBook. With the ortholinear this might only make switching back and forth harder. But it is intriguing.
- microtonal 3y agoOr easier. I have switched to column stagger pretty quickly after going to ergo keyboards and I don't have trouble typing on my MacBook. I only dread it now :).
- onetom 3y agou mean horizontally staggered doesn't make sense? ortholinear is the Planck EZ (https://blog.zsa.io/2307-goodbye-planck-ez/ https://blog.zsa.io/2307-goodbye-planck-ez/) for example. this Glove80 is vertically staggered (or as they said in the review article: it has column stagger), NOT ortholinear.