Title: How to type using only one hand: keyboard mirroring
       Author: Solène
       Date: 12 December 2017
       Tags: unix
       Description: 
       
       Hello
       
       Today is a bit special because I'm writing with a mirror keyboard
       layout. I use only half my keyboard to type all characters. To make
       things harder, the layout is qwerty while I use azerty usually (I'm
       used to qwerty but it doesn't help).
       
       Here, "caps lock" is a modifier key that must be pressed to obtain
       characters of the other side. As a mirror, one will find 'p' instead
       of 'q' or 'h' instead of 'g' while pressing caps lock.
       
       It's even possible to type backspace to delete characters or to
       achieve a newline. All the punctuation isn't available throught this,
       only '.<|¦>'",'.
       
       While I type this I get a bit faster and it become more and more
       easier. It's definitely worth if you can't use hands two.
       
       This a been made possible by Randall Munroe. To enable it just
       download the file [Here](http://xkcd.com/mirrorboard.xkb) and type
       
           xkbcomp mirrorlayout.kbd $DISPLAY
       
       backspace is use with tilde and return with space, using the modifier
       of course.
       
       I've spent approximately 15 minutes writing this, but the time spent
       hasn't been linear, it's much more fluent now !
       
       [Mirrorboard: A one-handed keyboard layout for the lazy by Randall
       Munroe]
       (https://blog.xkcd.com/2007/08/14/mirrorboard-a-one-handed-keyboard-lay
       out-for-the-lazy/)