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Swiss-German Layout for the Planck Keyboard
After writing my first blog post about the Planck keyboard in early 2024, I put it away and switched back to a full-sized keyboard. COVID has passed for sure, and I returned to the office only to discover that I no longer had my desk. Now I have a desk with a monitor to put my stuff during the day, but I need to tidy it before going home. Keyboards and mice have become very personal items and are treated like a pair of dirty socks if ever left on the desk. Some colleagues store their keyboards in their lockers, but that only works if you’re working at just one location, which is not the case for me. Thus, a need arose for a small keyboard that takes up minimal space and would permanently live in my backpack.
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Planck Keyboard
The Planck keyboard is a radically minimalistic approach to how he interact with a computer. You only get the essentials. No arrow keys, no numpad, no numrow, no function keys – nada. I’ve been using this keyboard almost every day for the last six months and in this post I‘d like to share my experience with it.
