by Johnny Cha » Thu, 06 Apr 2000 04:00:00
by Sven Bovi » Fri, 07 Apr 2000 04:00:00
> I have Microsoft Intelligent Mouse(PS/2) and Microsoft Natural
> Keyboard(PS/2). There are two PS/2 port on my ASUS P3B Motherboard. However,
> I found that the two hardwares would be conflicted with each other and this
> could lock up my linux system.
> Does anyone know if I cannot use the two hardwares with same
> interface(PS/2). There is no problem when I use mouse with com port.
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1. Touch Typing (was Microsoft natural keyboard / Dvorak keyboard users)
I had thought about buying one of the ergonomic keyboards (not
necessarily Microsoft) but after seeing the discussion of which side
of the keyboard the '6' key should be on, I think I will wait.
While I am waiting though, I might set about learning to touch type
properly. (I know roughly which keys to use with which finger and do
*try* to use the correct ones.)
Can any of the many touch typing programmers out there tell me if
there is a program that I can use to learn touch typing. A DOS /
Windows / UNIX program that will take me through the stages and rid me
of my bad habits (like looking at the keyboard most of the time) would
be great.
Any pointers to QWERTY or Dvorak style typing tutors would be greatly
appreciated.
Andrew.
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