A dedicated pointing device is the right the tool for the job.
I tried these and there are slower than just switching to the mouse and back. Likewise, there are no mouse-key bindings.
OLED display support has been disabled to save space in the firmware.The keyboard is so small, with every key easy to reach, so there's little reason to look at it, even in the dark. The two halves would get stuck out of sync. There is room for RGB lighting controls on the adjust layer, but I don't use lighting and these were removed to simplify things.Thumbs should rest on commonly type keys.Shift work from weak pinkies to strong thumbs without overloading them.Minimize awkward hold-and-tap sequences by using one-shot modifiers.Most keys should be triggered by one or two key presses.This was an original goal, but as I use my Corne now almost exclusively, the layout has diverged further for my laptop keyboard and instead optimizing for the best typing experience. Be similar enough to conventional laptop keyboards so that switching back and forth is not too painful.I liked the ergonomics of the reduced pinky use of the 3x5 layout, but found certain keys slow or error-prone to use. I settled on this after testing both 3圆 and 3x5 layouts for months. But unlike a strict 3x5 layout, an outer sixth column is used for rarely used or optional keys. The layout uses 3 rows and 5 columns on each hand for all common keys. My typing speed has increased from 65 WPM to 85 WPM. With all keys easy to reach and ergonomic, it has improved my flow. This is the layout I use on my Corne with the QMK firmware. All can be reached by feel with confidence. There's a simple ergonomic principle behind the design: every key is at most one away from the home row. 9 min markstos 3x5+1 v2.2 keyboard layout
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