Gregory's Server@davidrevoy is your keyboard raised on a little platform? i can't quite tell.
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 @kate On this setup, I type with the two forearms on the XpPenArtistPro24 display. It's 'ok' because it's not a super hot display tablet; but not 100% ideal. Still, I managed recently to make big morning of writing or code for the website in this position. When I have to do more keyboard intensive task for the full day; I just detach the keyboard, and push the display under the top one (and close it). Not ideal again, but so far, it works. @davidrevoy @kate @NeadReport No, it's not a tablet with touch support, only stylus. 🙂 And maybe it's a good thing because I'm not really liking the touch keyboards in general: I'm slow with them, miss click a lot on keys. I still feel them to be a good workaround on small pad/tablet or phone; but I wouldn't edit an article with a keyboard like that or code a new page for my website with that. @davidrevoy @NeadReport yeah, same essentially. Also I've never met an on screen keyboard layout that can handle heavy markdown usage, much less coding. @kate It's a very cool piece of hardware, the universal Cintweak keyboard trays: https://cintweak.com/ , a life changer for keyboard shortcuts 👍 . |
@davidrevoy (i'm trying to figure out a set up that lets me switch easily between drawing and typing, thus my particular interest there)