David.Empson@actrix.gen.nz (David Empson) (06/25/91)
ADB is able to daisy-chain several devices. If you have two keyboards, you simply plug the second one into the first one, and the mouse into the second keyboard. You could also use a Y-junction, but there is no need to. The IIgs is unable to distinguish keypresses on two keyboards plugged in like this without using special software to remap the ADB addresses. You could easily have one keyboard with keys laid out in Dvorak and the other in Qwerty. Of course, you would have to change the control panel keyboard layout to match the keyboard you were using. One problem with re-arranging keycaps: the keys are all sculpted to fit into a certain row. If they are moved to a different row, they wouldn't be "flat" any more. -- David.Empson@bbs.actrix.gen.nz