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Monday 10/10/05 Asetion keyboard layout: better even than Dvorak? Interesting. via Ask MetaFilter Re: Asetion keyboard There are 4 messages in this thread, displayed in the order they were posted. Warren 10/12/2005 2:58:08 PM Pacific Interesting yes, but alternative keyboard layouts aren't the answer. New, better ways of interracting with computers really need to be thought up so non-standard layouts can become a non-issue. Jerry Kindall 10/12/2005 11:53:15 PM Pacific Oh, I dunno about that; keyboard input is still an extraordinarily quick way of entering text and more efficient than just about any other method. It'll be around as long as text is around, and that'll be for a long time. Mike 12/12/2005 2:18:37 PM Pacific It will be along for a while, that is true. But, as soon as some way to read brain impulses and translate them into machine code, much of keyboarding will die out. The only reason for a few keyboard to still be around is to provide a very last resourt option incase any system malfunctions crash and normal brain reading wont work. Keyboards would be very scarce and no one would be a pro at it as are most people now a-days Shai 9/29/2006 9:24:28 AM Pacific Asetion is no longer available. The Colemak keyboard layout replaces it. It is currently 5/17/2012 2:26:11 AM Pacific. Name:(required) E-mail:(optional) URL:(optional) Enter your comments below. Leave a blank line between paragraphs. You may use <B>, <I>, and <A> HTML tags for formatting and linking, but you need not use HTML for line and paragraph breaks. Your e-mail address will not be displayed publicly. Remember me aspcomments2 by Jerry Kindall based on aspcomments by sneaker
Asetion keyboard layout: better even than Dvorak? Interesting.
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There are 4 messages in this thread, displayed in the order they were posted.
Interesting yes, but alternative keyboard layouts aren't the answer. New, better ways of interracting with computers really need to be thought up so non-standard layouts can become a non-issue.
Oh, I dunno about that; keyboard input is still an extraordinarily quick way of entering text and more efficient than just about any other method. It'll be around as long as text is around, and that'll be for a long time.
It will be along for a while, that is true. But, as soon as some way to read brain impulses and translate them into machine code, much of keyboarding will die out. The only reason for a few keyboard to still be around is to provide a very last resourt option incase any system malfunctions crash and normal brain reading wont work. Keyboards would be very scarce and no one would be a pro at it as are most people now a-days
Asetion is no longer available. The Colemak keyboard layout replaces it.
It is currently 5/17/2012 2:26:11 AM Pacific.
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