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But what about the decades of muscle memory? >


But what about the decades of muscle memory?

It's fine. It's not like learning to touch type all over again.  It's essentially 9 keys arranged in a 3x3 grid with three other keys that most people use. It actually took me around a week to get muscle memory for it.  It took a little longer to get the + - and * keys back, but now I can use it with either hand, and having it on the left means I can use the mouse at the same time. >

Learning to touch type all over again isn't even that bad. Just takes a month or two >

It depends what you mean by "all over again" as that implies you already learned at some stage, so sure, but it's still worse than learning muscle memory for a numpad. >

Yeah for sure. I meant like different keyboard layouts so really all over again other than maybe just general knowledge about form and posture. It's surprisingly not as hard as people think although of course much harder than just adjusting which has you use for your numpad