Yes. With the keyboard in 20-30 angle it forces me not to have my wrists flat on the table. Same with the mouse. The goldtouch mice used to be 45 degrees (and too light-weight for my taste), the newer models seem to be 30 degrees. When I work on the laptop for a week, e.g. while traveling, I need more breaks to rest my hands.
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The Microsoft sculpt: https://www.microsoft.com/accessories/en-us/products/keyboar...
It's had good Linux support for a while now.
The escape key is small. Do you find that to be a problem?
Not really, but I don't use it that much, except maybe with tmux or less.
I use now apple keyboard and is okay but I know it is not ergonomic. I think ergonomic keyboard is every mechanical keyboard
An older http://www.goldtouch.com/ergonomic-keyboards/, might even be version 1.
do you find that ergonomic keyboards significantly reduce your wrist strain?
Yes. With the keyboard in 20-30 angle it forces me not to have my wrists flat on the table. Same with the mouse. The goldtouch mice used to be 45 degrees (and too light-weight for my taste), the newer models seem to be 30 degrees. When I work on the laptop for a week, e.g. while traveling, I need more breaks to rest my hands.
Kinesis Advantage
http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/
Another happy Kinesis users here :)