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1. More thumb buttons = more better, only if they are placed well (extremely close to the bottom row of the alpha keys. 2. Layers are fine for frequently used
by CarVac 2y ago
1. More thumb buttons = more better, only if they are placed well (extremely close to the bottom row of the alpha keys.
2. Layers are fine for frequently used keys if activated by the thumb. I have backspace, delete, numbers (home row), symbols, punctuation, and the f keys on layers.
3. Yes.
4. Vim is the answer.
- mcswell 2y agoRe your #4 (Vim), and the original commenter's #4 that cursor keys etc. were absolutely necessary: Since around 1990, I have re-mapped the Control keys on my keyboard to be cursor keys, using more or less the Vim arrangement (but not of course moded, except that the ^Q key toggles selection). There was also an article I saw in the past six months about how to convert they keyboard completely to Vim-style, i.e. it was moded. I forget whether it was for Linux or for Windows.