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  I've been struggling to find keysets which both fit and have the right labels. I think DSS Lightcycle is the answer and it's due any moment now....! well, it was due Q3 last year but here we are :)
context: Just curious what you do with the computer that you could live without numbers at all? I feel like I would have a hard time without the function key row, losing the number row would be impossible (I’m a programmer). >
  
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  I also program fulltime and use a 35%, you just have layers for your numbers and symbols. Ends up being faster than larger keyboards once you get used to it (for me at least), less finger movement overall. >
  
  I’m intrigued. Besides the time spent relearning the muscle memory I worry that it would spoil me using any other keyboard in the off chance I need to. >
  
  I can see that, I use a QAZ at work and a corne at home, and the first 1-2 weeks my fingers were a little confused going between them, but then it was okay. 
  It’s not quite as bad as you’d think though, as a programmer I’m assuming you’ve been typing on standard keyboards for a loooong time—switching back to those is super easy. Switching between sub-40s can be a little tricky at first, but you can make keymaps that are similar to make that easier. 
  If you’re interested, check out something as a middle ground, like a Lily58–it’s an ortho split with a number row. From there, you can make a keymap that doesn’t use the number row to try it out, and then you still have the number row as a fallback for when you get frustrated. 
  If you don’t like orthosplit you could try like a preonic or something similar, or if you’re already using a 60% you can do this too with that. I think layer switching is a little easier on splits because toggling layers with thumbs works a little better for me, but ymmv. 
  Best part of sub-40s is building keyboards is cheaper, so you can accumulate a bunch more 😂. Take care of your wallet! >
  
  This was really helpful for me as someone in a similar boat. You don’t have much trouble going from something ortho back to traditional board layouts? >
  
  I’ve used a 40% daily. General use was fine but gaming was more of a challenge. 
  I’m waiting for a new keycap set for my UT47.2 at the moment and then I’ll bring it into use again :) >
  
  I've tried a couple profiles on my ut47.2 and dsa has been my favorite for it. Curious which set you are waiting for.