Hello!
On Fri, Aug 16, 2002 at 12:37:31AM +0800, Ng Pheng Siong wrote: >[...] >Is the MS Natural any good? AFAIK, MS Natural just projects the same layout as in normal keyboards in a non-contiguous and non-rectangular fashion to reduce the torsion forces on your wrists. It doesn't however, change the relative layout of individual keys to each other too much, i.e. Alt is still left of the left half of the space bar and right to the right half of the space bar, and Control is still in the left-down corner (or left of A if you have configured your box in a similar way as I). I.e. my impression is MS Natural or similar *do* help, but you still have much small finger movement if you have high modifier activity. However, reducing modifier activity is one reason I prefer to use vi(m). Kind regards, Hannah.
