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Still has a keyboard that's way too big though. See him having to use the very corner of the mouse mat in order to use it comfortably.
You can pry my tenkey from my cold dead fingers, haha
Get a keyboard with layers. You'll thank yourself later. So much damn desk space open to anything. A cup of juice. The mouse in between the two halves of the keyboard (if it's a split one like mine), no need for extra buttons that take up so much space just sitting there 99% of the time.
I need it for Blender. If anything I need more keys for all the shortcuts.
The solution is a desk pad. If 100% of the desk is a mouse pad you are never in the wrong spot.
Doesn't really address my point. If your keyboard forces your hand too far off the side... Even if your mouse has a ton of mat space over there, you still have to reach way over there.
I have my mouse in between my two keyboard halves. Off to the side if I'm gaming, and using only one half of the keyboard, the other half unplugged, or just moved up and out of the way.
I recently got a 80% keyboard without numpad and bought a separate numpad to put on the left side of the keyboard.
Game changer.
Yeah I started with a TKL from WASD Keyboards (which seemed like a company that was doing okay, but just suddenly vanished) and it served me great for a year or so and it's still a pretty good keyboard, but I had one look at the ZSA Voyager and I knew I had to have that baby. Only 52 keys, column-staggered, split keyboard. There's so much space on my desk now. I can even unplug one half and get even more space for my mouse if playing FPS games. Programmable layers, LEDs, multi-function keys. It's got the works. Highly recommended piece of hardware IMO.
Old one was space efficient af though
Wait wtf, is this paint on the right computer screen?
paint.NET most likely. Unironically it is a really great image editor and has some cool tools for pixel art.
Meanwhile I'm on GIMP spending 2 hours searching for the right tools to do something simple :(