> From my personal use, it's a wash at best—some keys are easier to reach, and others are harder I agree. > the layout promotes ulnar deviation even more than

> From my personal use, it's a wash at best—some keys are easier to reach, and others are harder I agree. > the layout promotes ulnar deviation even more than does a standard keyboard Hard disagree. You may choose to hold your wrists in such a manner that this is true, but that's on you. I'm a touch typist, and I switched to ortho partly because it makes a lot more sense for touch typing. Touch typing is taught in columns, and when those columns are slanted like this \ there really is no justification. So ortho lets me scratch that itch to fix the keyboard.