A review of the Planck keyboard – 48 keys are plenty
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A review of the Planck keyboard – 48 keys are plenty
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Re: A review of the Planck keyboard – 48 keys are plenty
#2Just so it happens I am doing a compilation of lesser known input methods and would love to discuss this further with you. I believe that there are loads of opportunity to revisit keyboard input dogma! Chorded typists for example can write well over 200 wpm, as a matter of fact it is for some a requirement.
Really good article! Would love to discuss this further
Re: A review of the Planck keyboard – 48 keys are plenty
#3Just so it happens I am doing a compilation of lesser known input methods and would love to discuss this further with you. I believe that there are loads of opportunity to revisit keyboard input dogma! Chorded typists for example can write well over 200 wpm, as a matter of fact it is for some a requirement. Really good article! Would love to discuss this further
Nice! I would be happy to answer any questions, and interested to see the results. And yeah I've always been tempted to try steno, but haven't put the time in to giving it a proper go yet. It looks to be a very steep learning curve.
Re: A review of the Planck keyboard – 48 keys are plenty
#4Just so it happens I am doing a compilation of lesser known input methods and would love to discuss this further with you. I believe that there are loads of opportunity to revisit keyboard input dogma! Chorded typists for example can write well over 200 wpm, as a matter of fact it is for some a requirement. Really good article! Would love to discuss this further
I put together a list of odd keyboard layouts if you want to ask any of the folks who volunteered for my post: http://evantravers.com/articles/2019/04/20/community-post-40...
Re: A review of the Planck keyboard – 48 keys are plenty
#5Just so it happens I am doing a compilation of lesser known input methods and would love to discuss this further with you. I believe that there are loads of opportunity to revisit keyboard input dogma! Chorded typists for example can write well over 200 wpm, as a matter of fact it is for some a requirement. Really good article! Would love to discuss this further
I put together a list of odd keyboard layouts if you want to ask any of the folks who volunteered for my post: http://evantravers.com/articles/2019/04/20/community-post-40...
that would be lovely! How can I reach you?