Sure, we could do that. I would let a short tap of Super pop up a normal main menu though, like on the Pandora. But a long press could show those things in an overlay, and of course if you want to do the Super+letter shortcuts, you don't have to wait for the overlay to show up.
I used the 'one statement' as an example of something you do repeatedly. I.e. fabricate collective preferance to suit your own opinions. And don't claim innocence here, you know perfectly well what you are doing. You will never admit it of course. You will deflect like you always do, like you've just done here. And guess what? What you think bothers me not in the slightest, you can think whatever you like... it's how you opperate in instances like this that i regard as devious and manipulative and i will not hesitate to point it out when i see it.I don't see why you would get upset, if you want to focus solely on one statement, singeling it out makes it totally void. Who cares what I think, you do, and that provokes you..? It is as interesting to the discussion as you getting angry about it. Did you miss the I think so part?Am i the only one that gets extremely irritated when comradekingu arbitrarily fabricates 'collective preferance' i.e. "I don't think people care for the pyra/fire connection" and slips these into his arguments in an attempt to seruptitiosly brainwash the rest of us.
God help me, but it makes me livid!
While I still take some issues with the FN colors, if this is close to what is shipped, that would just be just fine.ED has posted the almost finished layout on twitter:
One of the comments on twitter mentions that alt/start and ctrl/select are reversed compared to A/home etc (keyboard function on top vs on bottom).
A valid point in my opinion, I think the keyboard function should be on the bottom in all of these (like it was on the Pandora).
For those wanting to have a second shift on the keyboard. Would mapping shift to the user button work? It's a little bit out of the way, but it should still be reachable.
Since we do not have WiFi/Bluetooth toggle buttons. Do we need to standardize a bit on shortcuts for this? E.g. Super+w (WiFi), super+b (Bluetooth). Also standalone super for global pyra menu, and so forth...
<edit>I also liked the idea of having lid closed being mapped to the other super button (is the pyra button the left or the right super?)</edit>
I was talking about the non-centered doublewide vs centered doublewide, not that I actually think that will change.To be fair to both the right and left handed people, mid would be best, but wouldn't be as good for those who are right handed. (Obvious Bias)
That render looks AWESOME.ED has posted the almost finished layout on twitter:
The mic, iirc.
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So what i got from that was since you want a doublewide, and that middle would be good for that, it is ok to do the same doublewide on the right. Im pretty sure i got that wrong.
nahh... the best you can hope for is to get an enthusiastic wave from the departing passengersMaybe if enough people scream loud enough, the ship will wonder 'what the hell?' and turn around...
That or the local authorities investigate the incredibly loud screaming happening at the dock.nahh... the best you can hope from is to get an enthusiastic wave from the departing passengersMaybe if enough people scream loud enough, the ship will wonder 'what the hell?' and turn around...
-Neelix
Honestly, I don't understand what your are saying. I meant mid buttom. Put the space button where the VB buttons are and shift them to the right. All I was saying is that, if the space button was in the middle (or two single space buttons on each side), that the left handed and right handed would have equal reach to the space button. Unlike the space button now, favoring the right. I still perfer the 2 buttons space on the right.So what i got from that was since you want a doublewide, and that middle would be good for that, it is ok to do the same doublewide on the right. Im pretty sure i got that wrong.
Alas, not only is the premise of having a doublewide on the right gone, having a doublewide centered actually also doesnt carry over from 10finger boards in the same way.
Interestingly, if you look at the sequences, and distance traveled, (longer) and input available, (less) centered doublewide is the same benefit. Yes you benefit at words ending in for example c or v, because you can travel to space with your left hand, but its at the same time farther away from punctuation its used in conjunction with every sentence, that is a given and not chance.
As for dexterity, you have to look to what input dictates. English is already left biased. Both left and right-handed people will have to deal with that equally, and also use both thumbs.
You could do the math, but in any event, dualwide middle is out, because it necessitates having numbers not as a number row, and that isnt preffered, and doesn't balance out. (and by that i mean nobody has been able to)
Edit: Here is a visualization of singlewide based on the latest render:
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That is a horrible idea. shifting around the alpha-numeric keys from the standard is a poor idea. If you are talking about being fair to left and right handed people, the only other best solution would have been to split the space bar into two single sized buttons on the left and right. I'm not totally sold on the idea that a right orientated spacebar is a real concern on a keyboard designed to be used with your thumbs.
