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@ArchLinux It's an easy solution but I'm mostly using laptop on the university where I don't have additional space for peripherals so it won't work for me. I'd like to keep everything as portable as possible.
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I'm wondering how you guys can use a laptop with keyboard that lacks something as crucial as numpad. Was it hard to get used to not having it? I'd love to replace my old Samsung Ativ Book 2 (that monstrous i3...) for a Dell XPS or something similar but seeing that it hasn't a numpad makes me wanna cry.
I'd love to hear from you, how is your experience without numpad and how long did it take to get used to.
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