Re:What are good keyboards for programming?
by davesmylie on Sunday July 31, 2011 @08:34PM
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I use a Kenesis Ergo keyboard - super comfortable to use for long periods of typing, and great if you have any issues with (or concerns about getting) RSI.
I bought one for work and liked it so much that I ended up getting one for use at home as well. (Which given the cost of the things is saying a lot =)
The other advantage (at least in a work environment) is that other people are less likely to want to use your computer when you're not there, (and even less so if you use the built-in dvorak remapping)
I bought one for work and liked it so much that I ended up getting one for use at home as well. (Which given the cost of the things is saying a lot =)
The other advantage (at least in a work environment) is that other people are less likely to want to use your computer when you're not there, (and even less so if you use the built-in dvorak remapping)