Yes but two things, it adds to the flavour of the site, not just about work. Also can explain why we do things or need different things, which needs to be taken into account.
My step son is a lefty but no one else in her family.
I am left footed which is why i cannot dance, and left eye works but right no.
Another statistic, left handed people are supposed to have more mathematical ability.
It is not all negative.
My sinistral brother insists that the good looks were held back until the right-handed kids were through the queue. He then stepped in and got a double portion.
One of my brothers is left-handed. When he was being taught to write in school the teacher told my mom he would need a typewriter. They forced him to write right-handed. Eventually he had very good penmanship right-handed.
He bats left and throws left and was an all-state catcher on a baseball team. Super unusual to the point of almost unique!
He was also a starter on a state tournament bound basketball team. Dribbled and shot left-handed. Of course, he had to dribble with both hands as needed, but he shot left-handed.
We only had right-handed golf clubs when he was learning to golf so that’s how he learned. A few years later my grandpa got him some left-handed clubs but he never used them. He’s probably a few strokes better than me and regularly golfed under par in his prime. All right-handed even though he is left-handed.
My left handed brother in Melbourne - is a keen cricketer - left handed bowler - I think around 2014 or so - he made the front page of Cricketing Victoria for a state record something like 9 wickets in 6 overs… i.e. he bowled out 9 batsmen in 6 overs… there’s six bowls per over - so 9 bowled out in 36 bowls…
All three of us boys were lefties - we all bowled / threw a ball left handed. But we all batted right handed (in cricket and / or softball - but boys don’t play softball or baseball after primary school in most places downunder).
I use scissors in my right hand… I spread butter or marg (or vegemite!) on bread with my right hand…
I can use a drill with either hand equally well, same for a hammer or a spanner or a screwdriver…
When I was a teenager - I played table tennis for a whole semester for sport at high school and I batted left handed… Didn’t really play again till my late 20’s or early 30’s and I was right handed for table tennis!
I play billiards left handed…
Also - sorry for hijacking this thread - it wasn’t intentional.
My brother is a good bowler too, but the kind where you roll a ball and knock down pins. As far as I know he only bowls left-handed. He’s had multiple 300 games. That’s a perfect game with 12 strikes in a row for those that don’t follow bowling.
Hey, @daniel.m.tripp
Don’t remember if we discussed it before, but since I now have Garuda (Wayland) and use barrier (the KVM fork of Synergy for non-Wayland) I did set up input-leap KVM on the Garuda machines and they completely work together. Barrier running on main Mint machine and input-leap on Garuda.
I think I found that out when I had Fedora 40 installed on the old Surface tablet and had to ask how to make it work in the forum.
Not sure if I am going to add Atomic DE either on the old Surface (has had Pop for over a year) as I don’t see the need to change.
Sheila