What happens if you put shift, Ctrl, and Alt on the table under the foot?

Some east-selling pedal board

I used something like the middle one, someone sent it because I knew I was an Emacs party.

It turns out that the entry threshold is high, like the VI below.

The width of this thing is almost the same width as that of a A4 paper. Then around two pedals. When you step, you have to "step on" the heel. If you use your toes, you'll be tired after a while.

The beginning was to put this thing in the middle:

Left foot on the left pedal, right foot on the right pedal.

The left pedal binds the CTRL key and the right pedal binds the ALT key.

Then found the legs close together, like the teacher stand. And the ALT key is used less.

Later put on the right foot, feel like a car throttle brake like stepping better. But it turns out that the pedal is too hard and it's laborious to tread with the front foot. But if you tread with your heel, switch two pedals, move your foot to remove it (the throttle on the brakes is basically rotating the foot on the heel). It was then found that the co-ordination of hands and feet was problematic.

So it's not customary to bind ctrl with only 1 pedals.

Later, every day sweeping the robot will be the pedal arch of the mess, simply put it away. Anyway use Emacs only use Org-mode, little finger tired to be tired point.

Therefore, if the ctrl/shift/alt placed under the foot, the first problem to be solved is to sweep the robot not to see its problems.

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Some east-selling pedal board

I used something like the middle one, someone sent it because I knew I was an Emacs party.

It turns out that the entry threshold is high, like the VI below.

The width of this thing is almost the same width as that of a A4 paper. Then around two pedals. When you step, you have to "step on" the heel. If you use your toes, you'll be tired after a while.

The beginning was to put this thing in the middle:

Left foot on the left pedal, right foot on the right pedal.

The left pedal binds the CTRL key and the right pedal binds the ALT key.

Then found the legs close together, like the teacher stand. And the ALT key is used less.

Later put on the right foot, feel like a car throttle brake like stepping better. But it turns out that the pedal is too hard and it's laborious to tread with the front foot. But if you tread with your heel, switch two pedals, move your foot to remove it (the throttle on the brakes is basically rotating the foot on the heel). It was then found that the co-ordination of hands and feet was problematic.

So it's not customary to bind ctrl with only 1 pedals.

Later, every day sweeping the robot will be the pedal arch of the mess, simply put it away. Anyway use Emacs only use Org-mode, little finger tired to be tired point.

Therefore, if the ctrl/shift/alt placed under the foot, the first problem to be solved is to sweep the robot not to see its problems.