On a similar note, does anyone know where you can still get Microsoft
Digital Media Keyboard 1.0a. They are still my favourite but seem not to
be sold anymore. http://greengateway.home.pl/allegro//DSC_02411.JPG
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 12:04 PM, David Richards
ausdot...@davidsuniverse.com wrote:
Who uses scroll lock any more?
Teracopy. Uses it as a flag to decide whether to use Windows or Teracopy as
the default copying mechanism.
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On 15/08/2013 12:05 PM, David Richards ausdot...@davidsuniverse.com
wrote:
Ergonomic keyboards are a must as you get older. I have been using one
since 2000. When i type on a normal keyboard for more than a few hours I
suffer from tremendous wrist pain and can't type for hours afterwards.
Davy
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On 14 août 2013, at 19:05, David Richards
That's the keyboard I'm using. It's pretty good as far as keyboards go.
The keys feel nice to use. All the extra buttons go unused. It also puts
my mouse at least 40cm off my centre line. My arm is on what I guess is a
45 degree angle to reach it. I think reducing that will have a
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 12:04 PM, David Richards
ausdot...@davidsuniverse.com wrote:
A bit off topic and a bit on topic. I've been in the market for a good
developer keyboard for a while but never seem to find anything I like. I
was just wondering if others on this list had found a decent
Do not accept that the ergonomic keyboard will make your life easier. I
used one for well over a year before I realised I hated it. its too big,
its inconvenient. when debugging step out is a pain in the neck as I'm used
to using my left hand alone to do this (Shift-11) as my right hand is on
the
You really ought to try a mechanical keyboard. They are more expensive but
they are solid, well built, and will last you a lifetime if you look after
them. My (non-touch) typing has improved by a factor of 2, and I was pretty
fast before this. Look at Armor for a wireless one or SteelSeries for a
We have a Microsoft Natural 400 in the office. I don't like it. it
doesn't fit my typing style. Apart from using my left hand for most of my
typing, I suspect part of my problem with ergonomic keyboards is a bit of
RSI in the first knuckle of my index fingers. I consequently don't use
these
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 1:33 PM, Corneliu I. Tusnea
corne...@acorns.com.auwrote:
Hi David,
I'm a big fan of keyboards and I've tested heaps and heaps of them and I
always go back to the ergonomic ones from Microsoft.
I know you don't like them but I think they are very very good and once
I am a big fan of the das keyboard mechanical keyboards. I have 2, one for
home, one for work. Slight preference for the older II series.
On 15 Aug 2013 13:59, Grant Maw grant@gmail.com wrote:
You really ought to try a mechanical keyboard. They are more expensive but
they are solid, well
That compact keyboard looks pretty good. Although it looks like a
replacement for a laptop rather than a separate keyboard. There are no
wasted keys and the keys it has seem at least mostly in the right places.
Something like that with nice keys would be good. I've yet to find one
though. The
Hi Grant,
Which SteelSeries ones do you like?
Regards,
Greg
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das keyboard mechanical keyboards
http://www.daskeyboard.com/product/model-s-ultimate/
these are especially fun when you want to check you got a password correct
:)
For fun, I would like to see them remove the F1 key from this model
(useless help) and the scroll lock key, (sry teracopy)
Mike,
I saw it on arstechnica. I didn't think it was even out yet. If it wasn't
ergonomic, I'd get it as soon as it was available.
David
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On 15 August 2013 14:05,
I had a mechanical keyboard many years ago and from memory, it required a
harder tap on the keys. Plus it was noisy. Unless they have changed in
recent years (which is likely) I'd be worried about it slowing me down,
requiring harder tapping or just generally being annoying in the office. I
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