Anyone else find it hard to go back to not split keyboards?

3 years ago by wesada to c/ergomechkeyboards

I had an interesting experience the other day. I have been using split keyboards for years, but only recently began using a Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro as my daily driver for work; I am so use to the layout now, that in instances where I have to use a non-split, or even my older splits, my fingers fail me entirely - like my brain forgot how to type, my thumbs eagerly searching for the thumb cluster that isn't there.

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PreposterousKumquat 1 point 3 years ago

Lily58/Lulu daily drivers… but my iPad Magic Keyboard is standard layout. Bit of a mental shift but imo it’s good to have a mix to keep the skills fresh!

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