Re: OT: computer keyboard advertisement mentions Quenya

Hi!

Benct Philip Jonsson writes:
> On 28.2.2008 Tristan McLeay wrote:
>> A lot of people even find laptop keyboards bad for
>> extensive use because they have a lot less travel. I
>> personally don't have a problem with them in that regard.
>
> Anybody else have trouble with laptop keyboards being
> narrower and having less space between the keys? I keep
> hitting the wrong keys!
Not a problem for me: I'm switching between that ergo keyboard I
posted earlier and a laptop very often (several times a day), but
since they are so completely different (even Dvorak vs. Quertz), my
brain seems to regard them as totally different input devices and I do
close to no mixing up.

BUT, when I got a new laptop last time, the F-keys where shifted to
the left by one key because the ESC key was somewhere else (above F1),
so I *always* hit F{n+1} when I wanted to hit Fn.  It took a very long
time to get used to this comparably small change of layout.  Aweful!

**Henrik