Subj : Keyboard prefs
To   : Digital Man
From : Finnigann
Date : Fri Jun 24 2005 07:22 pm

-=> Digital Man wrote to Deuce <=-

 DM>   Re: Re: Telgate/Mudgate Echo
 DM>   By: Deuce to Khelms on Fri Jun 24 2005 11:58 am

 >   Re: Re: Telgate/Mudgate Echo
 >   By: Khelms to Tracker1 on Thu Jun 23 2005 22:57:00
 >
 >  >  > Have to admit, after my early experiences with the "windows keyboard"
 >  >  > off any MS centric hardware editions... still kinda irks me that I can
 >  >  > really get a kb w/o windows keys.. a friend of mine usually pops the w
 >  >  > off the kb...
 >  >  >
 >  >  > When I got to using a scroll mouse, it becomes really handy, and to be
 >  >  > I have more trouble now when in front of a system without a scroll whe
 >  >  > though usually when browsing/reading one key is on the kb, the other o
 >  >  > mouse... so it's convenient to have the scroll... could use the up/dow
 >  >  > almost as easily, but not the same...
 >
 > Actually, Microsoft *has* made a keyboard that impressed me... it had a scro
 > cylinder on it within comfortable pinkie reach.  Can't remember what they
 > called it and I'm sure the new version has the stupid F-Lock key from hell o
 > it.  But it was a nice keyboard... solid feedback, microswitched keys rather
 > than the all-too-common three sheets of plastic and a blessed scroll cylinde

 DM> I use Microsoft "Natural" Keyboards exclusively. Whenever I'm
 DM> forced to use a normal non-ergo (e.g. laptop) keyboard for more
 DM> than 10 minutes, my CT's start to burn.

Do you think you type faster now over before? I don't have a problem iwth CT
but I do think this layout is a big improvement. (regardless what Angus'
hinks)

.... I'm not a complete idiot, some parts are missing. 
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