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I'm familiar with layers; in fact, I have an extensive layer setup in KDE. But then the problem becomes that I can never remember which key under what layer doe
by mmh0000 2y ago
I'm familiar with layers; in fact, I have an extensive layer setup in KDE. But then the problem becomes that I can never remember which key under what layer does what action. So, I basically use four keys from my other layers and have given up on all the others I set up.
My poor memory is my unique problem. Layering won't help. Having dedicated keys that I can see, though, helps me remember what those do. As someone else suggested, I can put custom labels on the extra keys.
- dyingkneepad 2y agoYou have it configured in KDE. The cool keyboards allow configuring layers in the keyboard firmware. Yeah it took me a while to get used to my layers, but now it's all muscle memory and I don't even remember which key does what.
- jwells89 2y agoLayouts being configurable in firmware is a must for keyboards for me at this point. Having to rely on OS/DE configuration or especially crappy third party software sucks.