stonejag

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1. 1.▲
   by stonejag 1y ago

   I used a combination of left- and right-handed vertical mice, and swapped between them depending on which hand was more painful at the time. The amount of time wasted moving my hand from one keyboard-half or the other to the mouse and back
2. 2.▲
   by stonejag 1y ago

   I owe two Datahands and used them daily for 15+ years before switching to Svalboard. I could type over 60WPM within the first hour - it's a very, very easy transition if you're already used to it! It took me a couple of months to
3. 3.▲
   by stonejag 1y ago

   The keyboard supports it, but your hands likely do not! You likely can't flex and extend your fingers simultaneously. If you really wanted to do this for some reason (chording?) you could use too-small finger keys and press harder. B
4. 4.▲
   by stonejag 1y ago

   The left and right halves are actually independent: either one can act as main or sub side. So yes, this would work fine, you'd just need to arrange your keymap to only use one hand - which is trivial since everything is configurable t