germ

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1. 31.▲
   by germ 6y ago

   If you're willing to go down a rabbit hole, designing your own keymaps and hacking on a layout can go a long way to alleviating RSI symptoms. The author doesn't touch on it but QMK will change the way you interact with a keyboard
2. 32.▲
   by germ 6y ago

   Check out the UniHertz Titan, you can run Lineage on it and have all the fun you want. I have it as a backup to my Key2 in case it dies on me. Also, having a physical keyboard with a Ctrl key makes SSHing around so much more handy. The Key2
3. 33.▲
   by germ 7y ago

   Better solution is to ditch the single-block-style keyboard and get a proper ergonomic one that's split into two parts. That allows you to keep your wrists at a natural angle but you also need to change the layout to use columnar stagg
4. 34.▲
   by germ 8y ago

   Power is a major issue for something like that, and you need to find a way to bodge it into the existing key matrix, or have it as it's own HID device (which I believe ruins combos). That and you don't have much space to work with
5. 35.▲
   by germ 8y ago

   That's pretty much what I did with Gergo[1], I got tired of the ergonomics of other boards and designed/built my own split board. It's smaller to reduce finger travel/extension, the layout is optimized for programming&#x
6. 36.▲
   by germ 8y ago

   The IBM SpaceSaver II is a TKL membrane board if you don't mind digging around or a big ol' IBM Logo