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While on UK keyboards it's the opposite "problem" - the left Ctrl key and the \ key are right next to each other (making it potentially a one-finger operation),
by Sophira 2y ago
While on UK keyboards it's the opposite "problem" - the left Ctrl key and the \ key are right next to each other (making it potentially a one-finger operation), which is the opposite of how a US keyboard is laid out (where Ctrl-\ was presumably intended to need to be a two-handed, two-finger operation).
- mananaysiempre 2y agostty quit ^] ?
- Izkata 2y ago> which is the opposite of how a US keyboard is laid out (where Ctrl-\ was presumably intended to need to be a two-handed, two-finger operation). We have a right Ctrl, so one-hand two-finger.
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 2y agoWhen using a keyboard "properly" how are you gonna manage that?
- LtWorf 2y agotwo handed operations shouldn't exist.
- Sophira 2y agoI completely agree - they're very inaccessible. That's why I quoted the word "problem"; it's not actually a problem at all.