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Having grown up with US keyboards it's somewhat hard to relate to the difficulties of certain patterns. Then again, I've seen enough keyboards that break said
by tracker1 2y ago
Having grown up with US keyboards it's somewhat hard to relate to the difficulties of certain patterns. Then again, I've seen enough keyboards that break said patterns that it's frustrating to say the last.
My current favorite is the Unicomp 103 let US ANSI layout. I started with whatever came with a PC XT (model K iirc), then about a decade with a model M keyboard. I spent about a decade on about 2 a year that I hated before discovering Unicomp existed. I also got into other real switch keyboards as a result. I'm generally fine with Cherry MX Brown.
On layout, I can't stand the Fn key in the corner. And I didn't like when the arrow keys are weirdly integrated on the right. I favor Ctrl on the left and shift on the right.
While I haven't used other language layouts, I find that even the differences with Mac key bindings throws me off a lot.