Re: Control-C conundrum

[Tim Johnson]

* Bob Proulx <bob@proulx.com> [150606 10:02]:
> Tim Johnson wrote:
> >   I use a Happy Hacking Lite2 Keyboard (non-mac), for the most part,
> >   attached to a Mac Mini with OS X. I have a numeric keypad on the
> >   left which I've also set up for emacs and a logitech trackball on
> >   the right.
> 
> I also own a Happy Hacker Lite 2.  The one with the cursor keys on the
> lower right side.
> 
>   http://www.pfusystems.com/embedded-keyboard/hhkb/index.html
> 
> The keys are excellent.  The left half is perfect for me.  The right
> half has a different key layout than the IBM PC with the short enter
> and gives me difficulty.  In particular the Delete key give me
> problems because I type fast with lots of mistakes and lots of hitting
> of the backspace key.  On the HHL2 it is located in a different spot
> and I always end up hitting the backslash instead.  If that one key,
> Delete, were in the same place as the IBM PC keyboard Backspace then I
> think I would adapt better to the rearrangement of the backslash and
> tilde keys.  But because of that difference in arrangement I moved
> away from it.  That keyboard is now in my traveling computer parts bag
> for use plugging into headless systems.  It is a nice keyboard.  But I
> didn't adapt to it for full time use.
 
  I have not had the pleasure of using a lot of really good
  keyboards. My HHL2 (identical to yours) fits my hands better than
  any other that I have used.
  
  Someday, I'd like to spend even more money and get a mechanical
  keyboard even better than HHL2. Recommedations are welcome.

  I've almost always worked from home with pretty good control over
  my schedule and take frequent breaks. My wife is a physical
  therapist and raises hell with me if I spend more than two hours
  on the keyboard.

  [Blushing] I'm a bad boy. I map C-h to
  'delete-backward-char.[/Blushing]

  - cheers -

-- 
Tim 
http://www.akwebsoft.com, http://www.tj49.com