It's also worth the time spent to become accomplished in both (bi-keyboardal, I call it) for touch typing, in my opinion. I use dvorak at home on the desktop a

It's also worth the time spent to become accomplished in both (bi-keyboardal, I call it) for touch typing, in my opinion. I use dvorak at home on the desktop and qwerty everywhere else. Monday morning at work I'll start typing gibberish for a few seconds sometimes until I switch gears, then I'm back in the groove.