Comments on: Review of TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030 Ergonomic Keyboard http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/ by Frank Reiff. Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:50:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Computer Network Security http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-45647 Sat, 01 Sep 2007 20:59:24 +0000 http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-45647 <strong>Computer Network Security...</strong> I couldn't understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting... Computer Network Security…

I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting…

]]> by: Online High Schools http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-45618 Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:59:22 +0000 http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-45618 <strong>Online High Schools...</strong> I couldn't understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting... Online High Schools…

I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting…

]]> by: paper shredder http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-6109 Thu, 08 Feb 2007 06:13:27 +0000 http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-6109 I wasn't at all familiar with the EZ-Reach keyboard, so I visited the TypeMatrix home page to eyeball the pictures. Looks interesting, but I don't think I'd choose it over my Kinesis, despite the lower price. I wasn’t at all familiar with the EZ-Reach keyboard, so I visited the TypeMatrix home page to eyeball the pictures. Looks interesting, but I don’t think I’d choose it over my Kinesis, despite the lower price.

]]> by: OpenID.dk - Identity 2.0 » Does the TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030 reduce RSI Symptoms? http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-2972 Mon, 06 Nov 2006 21:44:49 +0000 http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-2972 [...] To sum up my experience with the TypeMatrix on Mac and Windows: I originally intended to use the TypeMatrix with my Mac at home, and I&#8217;m now happily using it at work and is back to my Apple keyboard. I had read a few posts that indicated that life with the TypeMatrix on a Mac might include a few hickups (the Alt-key sometimes &#8220;gets stuck&#8221; electronically), but these problems made the keyboard unusable on my Mac. [...] […] To sum up my experience with the TypeMatrix on Mac and Windows: I originally intended to use the TypeMatrix with my Mac at home, and I’m now happily using it at work and is back to my Apple keyboard. I had read a few posts that indicated that life with the TypeMatrix on a Mac might include a few hickups (the Alt-key sometimes “gets stuck” electronically), but these problems made the keyboard unusable on my Mac. […]

]]> by: reiff http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-2239 Mon, 23 Oct 2006 07:23:43 +0000 http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-2239 Hi Martin, After the first few weeks, I have been using the TypeMatrix at work on a Windows XP machine rather than on a Mac, so haven't really been that bothered about re-mapping it. While I used in on my Mac I simply used OS X 10.4's Keyboard & Mouse System Preferences Panel to swap the modifier keys around like on any other PC keyboard (I think it the "Option" (aka Alt)key with the "Command" key but I always get confused.. There used to be lots of remapping utilities around but to my knowledge there aren't any good ones that still work with 10.4.. .. and no I haven't heard of any specific keyboard layouts for Macs. Sorry. Hi Martin,

After the first few weeks, I have been using the TypeMatrix at work on a Windows XP machine rather than on a Mac, so haven’t really been that bothered about re-mapping it.

While I used in on my Mac I simply used OS X 10.4’s Keyboard & Mouse System Preferences Panel to swap the modifier keys around like on any other PC keyboard (I think it the “Option” (aka Alt)key with the “Command” key but I always get confused..

There used to be lots of remapping utilities around but to my knowledge there aren’t any good ones that still work with 10.4..

.. and no I haven’t heard of any specific keyboard layouts for Macs. Sorry.

]]> by: martin http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-2200 Sun, 22 Oct 2006 17:46:32 +0000 http://www.publicspace.net/blog/default/2006/05/17/typematrixdvorak/#comment-2200 How do you remap your control keys (ctrl, alt, and apple)? I mostly use my left control keys (ctrl, alt, and apple), and the left side ctrl and alt are in the correct positions, however, I still haven't found a good mapping for the left side apple key. (I'm also using the 2030 with dvorak layout) On a different note, has anyone come across a mac keylayout dedicated the TypeMatrix? How do you remap your control keys (ctrl, alt, and apple)?

I mostly use my left control keys (ctrl, alt, and apple), and the left side ctrl and alt are in the correct positions, however, I still haven’t found a good mapping for the left side apple key.

(I’m also using the 2030 with dvorak layout)

On a different note, has anyone come across a mac keylayout dedicated the TypeMatrix?

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