You're probably typing wrong - Featuring the Vickyboard

Typing isn't as straight forward as you would think and here I'm looking at the mistakes I learned along the way. And seeing if correcting that will help me use the Ortholinear Vickyboard.
Links to the configuration tool
keyboardlab.cl...
Links to Vickyboard
Indiegogo: igg.me/at/vick...
Official: x-plus.store

[@Glitch_860]

I got an X-Bows Crystal keyboard which is identical the Vicky. The Crystal helped me move to a Columnar othro that I use now. I still switch to Alice and standard 60% boards all the time. And I don't have issues switching. Using a Columnar ortho has really helped with my poor typing practices. Nice video! And Love that you have a thumb trackball mouse!

[@toolsontech]

Yeah, the Vicky really pointed out my flaws. But man is it hard to unlearn some things when you get older. Thanks for the comment on the trackball, while I switch between the MX and this, I really miss my old Logitech with the massive red ball.

[@VyperX64]

Interesting... This got me thinking about how I use my keyboard, and apparently, I _only_ use the right shift... This means that my left hand hovers over the keyboard and handles a lot more keys than it should. Then again, I am left-handed, so it kind of makes sense.
The other thing is that as a programmer, I regularly use parenthesis, braces and brackets. Reaching those without leaving the home position for my index fingers feels very uncomfortable, so I'll probably stick to my hovering finger approach.

[@toolsontech]

I always found that relearning the special characters was the hardest, mostly because we don't use them as often as the regular keys and that results in a longer learning session. Did have a go at trying to put them on a layer but it just messes with my brain.