The question that should have been answered, but wasn't.
Since booleans default to false, I would say: no.
More seriously, if you assign different meanings to a key relating to how deep it gets pressed, it will result in lots of key misses I suppose. You will have to develop a piano feel, but for a piano there is a correlation with loudness.
So if you define a soft action for a gentle press on space, and a "stronger" action for a deep press on space, maybe you can do useful things without fucking up your typing.
Things like: going to
start of word, (soft)
start of sentence (medium)
column 0 (hard)
But i am a bit wary about how precise and consistent the board will be. But if it works, it might save on key combinations to learn.
Since booleans default to false, I would say: no.
More seriously, if you assign different meanings to a key relating to how deep it gets pressed, it will result in lots of key misses I suppose. You will have to develop a piano feel, but for a piano there is a correlation with loudness.
So if you define a soft action for a gentle press on space, and a "stronger" action for a deep press on space, maybe you can do useful things without fucking up your typing.
Things like: going to
But i am a bit wary about how precise and consistent the board will be. But if it works, it might save on key combinations to learn.