It's not a problem. Just put your laptop on a coffee table or similar.
This setup works quite well with a wireless keyboard that has a built-in trackpad. The keyboard can move between the table, the floor, your lap, etc.
This setup works quite well with a wireless keyboard that has a built-in trackpad. The keyboard can move between the table, the floor, your lap, etc.
It's actually more annoying than just having the laptop on the floor and leaning my chest forward against a bent up knee.
But it is a nice option for variety sake, and in my setup it's also the orientation required to enjoy the windowed view outside. In terms of pure ergonomics and computing comfort though, it's not as good as just the floor.
There's also the whole multihead display thing that the low desk provides, it's always a compromise.