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RandomPerson
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Apr 28, 2018
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The screenshots show an ISO layout while the description says ANSI. When will we be able to choose which layout we want? I live in the US and I prefer ISO, yet its impossible to find them here. And then MD throws salt on my wounds by showing off an ISO keyboard. What gives?
RandomPerson
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Apr 28, 2018
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Long reply warning, but two reasons I guess. The first one being that the keyboard I use the most, an IBM Model F XT happens to use the ISO layout, and I've found that switching between my other ANSI keyboards can be a pain. So I'd prefer to just stick with one layout for simplicities sake.
But also, I've found that the shift and enter key just feels much more natural to me. The enter key is very easy for me to find with my pinky, and the same goes for the shift key. I also prefer to swap the CTRL and Caps Lock keys whenever possible.
But also, I've found that the shift and enter key just feels much more natural to me. The enter key is very easy for me to find with my pinky, and the same goes for the shift key. I also prefer to swap the CTRL and Caps Lock keys whenever possible.
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