I find it bizarre to say "Arisu layout" and "ergonomic" in the same sentence. The layout looks cool. The only two ergonomic things about it are that the lette

I find it bizarre to say "Arisu layout" and "ergonomic" in the same sentence. The layout looks cool. The only two ergonomic things about it are that the letters are slightly split apart, and slightly at an angle. (The thumb gets to press more keys than on a standard keyboard, but not as many as on better keyboards). The layouts tend to have weird features, stuff like: the digit for 6 is placed on the left-hand side; or that it's got pinky-finger modifiers, but not 3 on each side. Many layouts also drop the function row (indicating users are expected to use layers), but retain a nav cluster. - The layout of the alphabetical keys is also weirdly asymmetric.