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Finger 123478910
Usage 6.80% (P68)6.93% (P7)11.78% (P58)14.32% (P69)9.35% (P8)13.55% (P65)12.05% (P76)8.01% (P76)
Same Finger Full Scissor Half Scissor Lat. Stretch
Bigram 0.42% (P8) 0.07% (P27) 0.76% (P6) 0.64% (P47)
Skipgram 4.60% (P46) 0.05% (P4) 1.17% (P1) 1.32% (P66)
No Thumbs Left Space Right Space
Weak-ish Redirs. 0.61% (P46) 0.56% (P33) 0.82% (P57)
Weak Redirects 0.10% (P10) 0.05% (P12) 0.05% (P12)
Other Same Finger 17.28% (P30) 11.90% (P32) 11.90% (P32)
Rolls : Alts 1.33 (P15) 1.73 (P44) 1.51 (P47)
2-Roll In : Out 1.09 (P46) 0.94 (P36) 1.07 (P40)
3-Roll In : Out 0.21 (P7) 0.61 (P14) 0.23 (P1)
Author
duodeath
Year
2026
Finger Map
Nokwts

Kanata is a keyboard remapper that works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

  1. Install Kanata by following “Step 1: Set Up Kanata” in Nova’s Kanata setup guide:

  2. Download the Kanata config file for Eclipse:

  3. Make sure you know how to type your computer password using Eclipse.

  4. Run Kanata with the downloaded config file and make sure the layout works as you expect:

    kanata --cfg path/to/config.kbd
  5. To have Eclipse activate whenever your computer starts up, follow the instructions to “Automatically start Kanata”: