I'd suggest learning Colemak. It requires slightly less finger movement than Dvorak, the layout is more similar to Qwerty, and it's more convenient for typing c

I'd suggest learning Colemak. It requires slightly less finger movement than Dvorak, the layout is more similar to Qwerty, and it's more convenient for typing commands like "ls", which requires two presses of the right little finger in Dvorak. I can touch-type in Dvorak and Qwerty, and I've been meaning to learn Colemak.