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I had exactly the same experience. After using the Ergodox since around 2020 it is hard to see going back to a non-split keyboard. It helps that I also swapped
by WesleyLivesay 2y ago
I had exactly the same experience.
After using the Ergodox since around 2020 it is hard to see going back to a non-split keyboard. It helps that I also swapped to a trackball at the same time and I find the ergo of having a trackball between a split keyboard to be excellent.
Also, having the backspace key as the "home" key for my left thumb has greatly increased my typing speed....I make a lot of mistakes.
- neves 2y agothat you make a lot of mistakes isn't a good compliment for a keyboard :-)
- WesleyLivesay 2y agoI have bad news about every keyboard I have ever used....
- yttrium 2y agoWhich trackball do you use?
- WesleyLivesay 2y agoLogitech MX Ergo.
- CodeWriter23 2y agoI always feel the first thing I would do with a split keyboard is 3D print a baseplate to keep the two halves aligned. Which.might.just.work.
- luqtas 2y agogood move... but some rubber like pad at the table make them 99,9% fixed! and dust marks your ideal position that MAY is changed/adjusted slightly after some time spend with the keyboard
- CodeWriter23 2y agoThanks for the input, appreciated!