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I doubt it; you can insert unicode symbols with Win-. now, so the alt keys aren't as important. Personally I used to see coworkers with 65 or 60% mechanical ke

I doubt it; you can insert unicode symbols with Win-. now, so the alt keys aren't as important. Personally I used to see coworkers with 65 or 60% mechanical keyboard and I have no clue how they could code without arrow, home, or page up/down keys. They must have been really committed to vim keys or something.

immibis 2y ago
Fun fact about Win-. (the emoji keyboard): this is an Input Method Editor, something formerly used by writers of ideographic languages for example, so now we all have no excuse not to test our Win32 code for IME support.