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You can be bi-keyboardial. On my home computer I use a modified version of swedish dvorak (svdvorak). I thought that since svdvorak isn't available anywhere I m
by Johnny_Brahms 11y ago
You can be bi-keyboardial. On my home computer I use a modified version of swedish dvorak (svdvorak). I thought that since svdvorak isn't available anywhere I might as well go full obscure.
I type almost as fast with qwerty, but vastly prefer not having to move my fingers that much.
On a separate note: you don't have to be that smart to modify dvorak to something better. Just switching u and i and d and h brings a lot.