The Comfort Keyboard is very special as well. It is split into three separate sections
with cables in between, and you can turn them into stilt keyboards as needed.
You can remap them, except for the Esc. I used Dev-Labs Keyboard Remapper for putting Esc on the stilt. The program is pretty good if you just need to remap
a couple of keys (but not arrows, Backspace, Delete, numeric keypad keys, Alt,
and so on).
If you are touch typing, you don't need remapping, but
you'll use all three Comfort Keyboard sections, and you'll make one or both alphabet
sections into stilts, depending on whether or not you plan to switch sides.
If
you are a hunt-and-peck typist, you need only the Comfort Keyboard
numeric keypad section (but you'll need the other sections for remapping),
which you'll make into a stilt, and a LittleFingers keyboard.
If
you don't mind doing everything with one hand, you can type with either a LittleFingers
keyboard or a normal keyboard and let it go at that.
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