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If you wanted to do this, you could use a programmable keyboard like QMK. Physically toggle the switch and the keyboard would send to the QWERTY physical layout
by 0cf8612b2e1e 2y ago
If you wanted to do this, you could use a programmable keyboard like QMK. Physically toggle the switch and the keyboard would send to the QWERTY physical layout equivalent to the one you typed. This would enable fast switching and no faffing about with software configuration.
- horsawlarway 2y agoAnd we've come full circle back to the original >"What am I suppose to do, carry a Dvorak keyboard around with me (with the right adapters as well)?" point of the original post. Which is genuinely the only real answer if you have to interact with machines you can't customize to your liking, and is a bad answer.