You didn't say what keyboard are you using. Is it just the standard, straight one? Try something more curvy, like ms natural keyboard.
I've never had any major problems with my wrists, just some slight discomfort from time to time... but man, does that keyboard make a difference!
Also you could configure your desktop to be more accessible with keyboard only. Less switching between keyboard and mouse == faster work and fewer useless movements.
I use one of those flat white mac keyboards on one computer and a normal Dell keyboard at home, and another normal Dell keyboard at work. I think I'll try out one of the curvy Microsoft ones as a start. Thanks for the feedback.
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You didn't say what keyboard are you using. Is it just the standard, straight one? Try something more curvy, like ms natural keyboard.
I've never had any major problems with my wrists, just some slight discomfort from time to time... but man, does that keyboard make a difference!
Also you could configure your desktop to be more accessible with keyboard only. Less switching between keyboard and mouse == faster work and fewer useless movements.
I use one of those flat white mac keyboards on one computer and a normal Dell keyboard at home, and another normal Dell keyboard at work. I think I'll try out one of the curvy Microsoft ones as a start. Thanks for the feedback.