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is there a standard mapping for chorded keyboards? i feel like X has a much easier combo than E. would be interesting to use data on people's error rate for d
by pz 16y ago
is there a standard mapping for chorded keyboards? i feel like X has a much easier combo than E. would be interesting to use data on people's error rate for different key combos and then remap frequently used letters to easier combos.
- gnosis 16y agoThe only standards I'm aware of are standards for stenotype machines (chorded keyboards that stenographers) use: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Stenotype https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Stenotype And there are a fair number of competing standards and keyboard layouts (especially if you count layouts/standards for various languages). Stenotypes machines and musical instruments are really the only chorded keyboards in wide enough use to develop any kind of standard.