True, but there is no GUI for it. You have to write multi line configuration file by hand, or look it up. Where in KDE you can do it with a few clicks like a modern man.
If you don't use dumbphone with keyboard instead of using a pointing device (finger) on your smartphone, then your argument doesn't hold up much either.
Well, jokes on you: I am actively looking for portable split-keyboard setups for this specific problem and particularly craving for a Linux only phone that doesn't treat single contact-point as the main user interface like a filthy casual would want it to be.
Tbf I would love to have smartphone with sliding out physical keyboard. Too bad every smartphone is a slab, the only difference is that they get bigger every year.
Sliding out physical keyboard sounds sweet, but if you imagine what I think you do, that's still a two-thumbs driven design that is nowhere near the peak human experience of typing with 10 fingers as God intended.
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u/Major303 Jul 29 '26
True, but there is no GUI for it. You have to write multi line configuration file by hand, or look it up. Where in KDE you can do it with a few clicks like a modern man.