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Many years ago I had a ThinkPad and I had such a nice workflow using the track point. I had good precision without having to move my hands. Now I've moved to a split keyboard (kinesis freestyle edge currently) but I'm wanting to get something similar back.

What options exist for integrated pointing devices such as trackballs, track points, or touchpads? All I've seen is the UHKB and some 3d printed models.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

What was your experience with the Charybdis Nano in general? Do you hands need to hover over the desk or does a wrist pad suffices?

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

@Xephopiqua
I'm using a #Skeletyl as my daily driver at the moment and it is ingenious (coming from the #sweep). However, I would never recommend using it without a 30 degree tenting. I'm now very curious for the #charybdis.
@Vktr