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You can shoot pretty much any keybindings down with that argument, though. hjkl makes about as much sense on Dvorak as wasd.
by hellerve 9y ago
You can shoot pretty much any keybindings down with that argument, though. hjkl makes about as much sense on Dvorak as wasd.
- marklgr 9y agoI was referring to some stock non-US keyboards, not alternative layouts like Dvorak. hjkl is lined up the same way on most keyboards I have seen.
- hellerve 9y agoI actually didn’t know wasd weren’t always in the same place and hjkl were. Do you know any of these layouts at the top of your head? It might come in handy next time when I think about typing UX.
- michielderhaeg 9y agoAzerty, it's used in France and Belgium and maybe some other places too.
- marklgr 9y agoI'm typing on an AZERTY keyboard (used mostly in France and Belgium, and a few other countries according to Wikipedia). I'm not suggesting not to use wasd by default if people like it, just try and make it customizable for people with a non-QWERTY keyboard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZERTY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZERTY