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How would you improve a standard PC keyboard?
Ehtyar:
Ahahaha, apparently neither of us read the entire thread :S
* Ehtyar sorry
Ehtyar.
4wd:
Ahahaha, apparently neither of us read the entire thread :S
* Ehtyar sorry-Ehtyar (November 10, 2009, 11:43 PM)
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Nah, 'sokay - mine will only work for US keyboards but for anyone who wants to do some other keyboard, I recommend KeyTweak.
Perry Mowbray:
Or the registry version is way back up here ;)
-4wd (November 10, 2009, 11:39 PM)
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Yes, I missed that: perfect for anyone not running ahk stuff :Thmbsup:
Perry Mowbray:
Ever since the "10 GUI" thread I've been really interested in the idea of a keyboard with a large multi-touch surface next to or as part of it. If it was also a screen (OLED or LCD), it could dynamically display keys or other info depending on the mode it's in. I'd pay $200 for a keyboard like this that worked well...
-JavaJones (November 09, 2009, 09:54 PM)
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Yes: me too. Though I'm a bit concerned about the lack of travel in the "keys".
Did you see http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus-tactus/ ? Not a lot of information, but it'd be neat if it included pointing as well.
tranglos:
If you hold the mouse with your right hand, you have to drop the mouse before you can hit Enter.
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Not if you have <Enter> assigned to <LeftButtonDown><WheelDown>
-AndyM (November 08, 2009, 07:57 PM)
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I've never had a wheel mouse where the wheel click was comfortable enough. Either they are too "tough" to press, or it's too easy to scroll the wheel while pressing it. I've only ever used Logitech mice, so perhaps other brands are better in this regard.
Granted, I could assign one of the extra buttons to act as Enter.
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