It's really a problem to configure a keyboard to dvorak in the workplace these days? It only takes a few clicks to do it in windows, linux and mac. If a user do

It's really a problem to configure a keyboard to dvorak in the workplace these days? It only takes a few clicks to do it in windows, linux and mac. If a user doesn't have the privileges to do so (on windows, for instance) I'd assume it'd be easy to ask someone to configure it. About people not being able to use my computer, I actually like that ;-) but if someone really needs to use my laptop, all it takes is to click on the keyboard layout switch in the gnome panel bar. One click. About Ctrl-C,v,x, for me the key is to have Ctrl where capslock is.