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I really love what Ben Vallack has done with the piano (featured in this video if you haven't seen it). But I'm terrified of trying to learn such a small layout.

I think my ideal would be similarly just 2 thumbs on each side, and instead of 1222 like the piano, I'd want 23332. Anything like this out there?

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[–] anaumann 7 points 2 years ago

The Hummingbird is a Unibody keyboard with a layout like you described