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I was just trying colemak, from what I read the loss in qwerty is dued to people making the fast jump, I will see if learning the different layout in like the e
by untoreh 10y ago
I was just trying colemak, from what I read the loss in qwerty is dued to people making the fast jump, I will see if learning the different layout in like the evening and keeping qwerty for the rest of the day preserves both memories
- zZorgz 10y agoI'm a dual qwerty/colemak touch typist. I was able to learn colemak quickly with low risk of losing qwerty because I was already a very good touch typist. A large amount of typing skill is transferred which is why people with poor typing skills have such a difficult time learning a new layout. As far as say Dvorak or colemak gaining you faster speeds, I'm pretty doubtful of that claim. It has more to do with how much effort you decide to put in.