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I'm trying something new again. I tried using a row higher as the home row, but
I can't get comfortable that way, my arms feel tired at the end of the day. The
lower row was nicer and the thumb keys were easier to reach from there.
This moves the keys back down a layer. The top row is taken from my Ergodox
layout, the symbols layer is inspired by (but not the same as) the one from my
Atreus.
Hopefully I didn't miss any keys and this will be more comfortable.
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different layer
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This should all help with making all the modifier keys symmetrical.
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This puts it in line with the Voyager keymap that has a similar layout for these
keys.
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They're not for me, I keep accidentally getting the wrong button. Modifier
instead of letter, or letter instead of modifier.
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It makes more sense for the space and backspace keys to be on opposite sides of
the thumb cluster like on both the Atreus and Voyager.
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It was bugging my brain so much that the backspace was on the same side as the
space. Having used the Atreus for a while I've gotten used to having the space
and backspace keys on different sides of they keyboard under different hands.
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I'm so used do the numpad being under my fingers while keeping my fingers on the
base position that I couldn't function with the keys the way they were.
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[1]: https://colemak.com/
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'9ff421c84c5892223ae5b88fd47b4f40b8dd6704'
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Tom Willemse
Nick Brassel