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You'd have to check with your own IT department, but you don't need to install any software to use a Kinesis Advantage 2. And you can program the macros on another computer (Never have actually used this feature). You can also reprogram the keys on another computer. So you can program the keyboard a

What I would recommend depends on the specific use case. Personally: None of the above. This is a chicken and egg problem. People go with whatever is available, which further reinforces what's on offer. It's actually wild to me that a list of "60% keyboards" has keyboards with barely 60 keys. Like,

For a split keyboard around EUR 200 with a trackball or trackpad, check out the Kinesis Advantage2 or the ErgoDox EZ... Both are good picks and can help you ditch the mouse. most split keyboards let you program layers, so you can add your accented letters without extra keys. Building a keyboard is f

My current keyboard is the Advantage2. For anyone looking for a solution to this that doesn't use third party software. The "Official Solution" from Kinesis is as follows. Create a new Hotkey layout. Essentially what this does is duplicates the key layout you are currently using/set to (qwerty or dv

I've been using kinesis advantage2 for a while. I can get about 90-100 wpm on that one. The 5x3 normal typing I can get to 50 wpm. The normal wpm doesn't reflect the typing speed in coding though, which involves a lot of movement and symbols. I got a Corne 5x3 a few weeks back. The problem is switch