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You won't be able to see the keyboard though. So, how confident are you in your touch-typing skills?
by matmann2001 11y ago
You won't be able to see the keyboard though. So, how confident are you in your touch-typing skills?
- flurdy 11y agoMS HoloLens solves that. If text is clear enough. May be better as an addition to the main screen.
- literalusername 11y agoApproximately 100% confident. You should never need to look at your keyboard.
- Kapura 11y agoI've actually thought a great deal about this. I think the solution is a keyboard that exists both IRL and in the virtual space: some sort of cheap system to keep track of its relative position with respect to the VR headset would allow a user to look down and "see" the keyboard in virtual space as it exists in reality. There are a number of unknowns that would need to be probed if somebody were to pursue this solution directly, but I don't work with VR stuff so I can't see if it would actually be useful in practise.
- satori99 11y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckAGpmf21a8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckAGpmf21a8
- vectorjohn 11y agoReally? Is this actually a concern to anyone who's been programming for over a year? The only remotely challenging part might be symbols on the number row (that's for me at least). And for those, there's actually NO reason you couldn't have a virtual keyboard you can look down at.
- matmann2001 11y agoThere's a bias here. Most of the users of this site likely use a keyboard as part of their daily jobs. Proficiency in touch-typing is essentially part of our jobs descriptions. Can the same be said for all potential users?
- chrischen 11y agoBeen pretty confident since the 3rd grade.
- Tuna-Fish 11y agoAre you serious? Hiding the keyboard is like the first step you do when you start practicing touch typing.