> Wouldn't this increase mistyping, because the keys are closer to eachother and
> there is a smaller gap that is not a key?
Apologies not explaining further as I thought the title was enough.
The "dead" space between keys for touch screens causes more missing of keys as
typing via touch is imprecise. I have found since reducing the gap I have less
issues with typing and can increase my words per minute.
Only other thing could be increasing the register zone is another method of
reducing typing mistakes due to the precision needed currently. But just changing
these values it can still be reversed if people don't like the new settings so
it is still backwards compatible.
Received on Sun Oct 27 2024 - 11:56:37 CET