GKey VS taipo2

Compare GKey vs taipo2 and see what are their differences.

taipo2

Information on my chord-based typing system (by NotGate)
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GKey taipo2
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0.0 3.6
11 months ago over 2 years ago
HolyC C
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GKey

Posts with mentions or reviews of GKey. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects.

taipo2

Posts with mentions or reviews of taipo2. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-10-19.
  • A split layout where each half is identical but mirrored?
    1 project | /r/KeyboardLayouts | 16 Dec 2022
    Yeah taipo might be what you're looking for. It's a chorded input system that fits all ascii(?) characters on just 8 keys, fully mirrored on each hand. It's modeled after artsey but is better optimized. There's the github page, an image that might have more visual clarity and finally a typing demonstration which I think is the fastest ascii test ever recorded actually
  • Here's a peek down the rabbit hole of modern alternate keyboard layout enthusiasts
    2 projects | /r/Cortex | 19 Oct 2022
    Yes, there are people out there who have written multiple extensive command-line utilities to analyze and optimize keyboard layouts. Yes, there are people who have hit 220 wpm typing speeds on a typing test where the layout changes in the middle... twice. There are people who have written 80 whole pages on everything you could possibly want to know about why modern layouts are designed the way they are. But actually, that just covers the basics. We have extra keys on your thumbs, we have shift keys that you only have to tap instead of holding down, we have keys that change depending on what you previously typed, we even have layouts that don't work anything like a normal keyboard.
  • One handed typing
    2 projects | /r/typing | 16 Jan 2022
    You might be interested in Taipo2, it's an optimized version of artsey which should work pretty all right on one hand. It's got barely any movement because it only has 8 keys, so you might even be able to incorporate your second hand into it at some point (if everything heals as well as the doctors say it will which we hope for!). There's also Soar which is a 17 chorded key layout and seems pretty promising. I'm pretty sure dvorak L and R are actually fairly decent onehanded layouts, afaik there's not much new tech out there though. Good luck!

What are some alternatives?

When comparing GKey and taipo2 you can also consider the following projects:

HolyC-for-Linux - run HolyC on Linux secularly

soar - One-handed chorded keyboard layout.

TempleOS-EE - TempleOS Explorers Edition

pheromone_keyboard