I won't use a keyboard that hasn't got the backslash in the right
place. Over the enter key, where it belongs, and my my pinkie can find
it.
Also, I use the navigation keys (home, end, etc) ALL THE TIME, so they
have to be there.
~~James
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 10:56 PM, Douglas Roberts wrote:
Me, touch-typing on a keyboard where I can't cheat by looking at the keys?
Well, that would be one way to guarantee less traffic from me on the FRIAM
list.
And as Marcus suggests: it would make finding M-C-\ a lot more difficult...
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 9:11 PM, Gary Schiltz wrote:
> The cons
Gary Schiltz wrote:
And CAPS LOCK to the left of the pinkie? Puhleeze! Enough to give an
Emacs junkie pinkie tendonitis.
Yeah, creating a new frame (C-x 52) involves arm muscles, but it does
demonstrate touch typing. I mean the real number row, not the glob of
keys on the right side!
=
The construction sounds nice, but what's with that whole glob of keys
on the right side, making you reach several inches further to get to
the mouse? You know, the ones with numbers on them? I ain't no
freekin' accountant, I want my numbers on the top row, above the "Q W
E R T Y" keys just
