no, i literally find reaching over for the mouse to be the most painful! once my arms/wrists are in a comfortable, relaxed position, i have to make a major arm movement for the mouse...
in my opinion (as a longtime carpel tunnel sufferer) it's the mouse that causes most of the pain. Once you get a good keyboard setup, the biggest pain is having to always reach over to move and click. on my *tight* budget I use a simple split keyboard with an integrated touchpad. it's not perfect (there are better setups i'd prefer), but it has helped a LOT. i wish i could have found a keyboard with the touchpad in the middle (between the split), as that would eliminate even more movement.. oh well.
ok, i got all excited about the RH thing, and decided i'd invest some of my hard-earned student loan.. but, by the time i can get at it, it'll be waaaayy outta my price range. so, va linux looks like a good idea, too.. is it public already? is it expensive? how do i do allt his? ahhh!
no, i literally find reaching over for the mouse to be the most painful!
once my arms/wrists are in a comfortable, relaxed position, i have to make a major arm movement for the mouse...
in my opinion (as a longtime carpel tunnel sufferer) it's the mouse that causes most of the pain. Once you get a good keyboard setup, the biggest pain is having to always reach over to move and click.
on my *tight* budget I use a simple split keyboard with an integrated touchpad. it's not perfect (there are better setups i'd prefer), but it has helped a LOT. i wish i could have found a keyboard with the touchpad in the middle (between the split), as that would eliminate even more movement..
oh well.
ok, i got all excited about the RH thing, and decided i'd invest some of my hard-earned student loan.. but, by the time i can get at it, it'll be waaaayy outta my price range.
so, va linux looks like a good idea, too..
is it public already? is it expensive?
how do i do allt his?
ahhh!