The M0110 was introduced with the original Macintosh computer.
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Apple M0110Īpple Macintosh M0110 ISO layout - click to expand ( source) Note the positioning of the Esc, Ctrl, \ / |, ~ / ` and Del keys, borrowed for the HHKB layout. The Sun Type 3 keyboard was introduced with the Sun 3/80 desktop workstation. The HHKB Professional series also includes volume-control keys, functional when supported by the user's operating system. This includes the F1 - F12 keys, the keys found in the navigational cluster ( Up, Down, Left, Right, Page Up / Page Down, Home / End), Print Screen, Caps Lock, and others. Given the reduced number of keys, most additional functions are found on the Fn (function) layer, accessed by pressing the Fn key to the right of the Right Shift key.In place of the ANSI backspace, the \ / | key and the ~ / ` keys are located in the upper right-corner.The Del key is located where ANSI keyboards feature the \ / | key, and acts as a 'forward-delete' by default (all HHKB models feature DIP switches that allow the user to change this to a Backspace key).The Ctrl key is located where ANSI keyboards feature the Caps Lock key, similar to the Sun keyboard layout).The Esc key is located where ANSI keyboards feature the ~ / ` key (useful for vi/vim users).Unlike most commonly-available keyboards, the Happy Hacking Keyboard features the following major layout differences: In the above images, functions printed on the 'front' of the keycaps are accessed via a key combination of the Fn key and the corresponding key.įor example, to use the Page Up function, the user would press Fn + L. Note: To assign a shape to more than one layer, press CTRL and click each layer. In the Layer dialog box, click the layer to which you want to assign the shape. Throughout the history of the HHKB, the ANSI and JIS layouts have not changed between series. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click Layers, and select Assign to Layer. The form-factor and layout is inspired by a combination of multiple historical keyboard layouts, including the original Macintosh keyboard and the Sun Type 3 keyboard.
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