Re: OT: Keyboards (< computer keyboard advertisement mentions Quenya)
From: | Tristan McLeay <conlang@...> |
Date: | Saturday, March 1, 2008, 2:26 |
On 01/03/08 12:44:35, li_sasxsek@NUTTER.NET wrote:
> I learned to touch type about a year or two after getting into
> computers. I still curse the newer GUI-based platforms for forcing
> that (#*$ing mouse onto me. It's seriously slowed down my ability
> to use a computer because I have to remove my hand from the keyboard
> for so many things, then my hand has to find the home spot again to
> go back to typing. Software designers need to make pointing devices
> an enhancement to the user interface, not a substitute or
> replacement for the keyboard which is still the preferred method of
> entering data.
I've seen desktop keyboards with those mini joysticks you get on IBM
laptops. Perhaps that would be what you want? I imagine they're
generally laptop-quality keyboards though. (I myself have nothing
against mice, as long as they're well-designed.)
--
Tristan.
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