I'm a touch typist. I do not look at the keys. The issue is managing the keyboard switch on every single computer and OS that I use. We're talking: Linux wor

I'm a touch typist. I do not look at the keys. The issue is managing the keyboard switch on every single computer and OS that I use. We're talking: Linux workstation at work, company-issued MBP for remote work, my personal OpenBSD laptop, my Windows gaming desktop. The gaming desktop has its own host of issues and might as well be qwerty. And then I'm having to do things on other peoples' workstations constantly (and others mine) and I've only encountered two people in my whole career who use Dvorak. My point is that typing speed is roughly equivalent and it doesn't reap any benefits with all of the time spend managing workstations and context switching between layouts.