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If the problem is that you're not properly touch typing, consider blank key caps. Or, as others suggested, learn a different layout but keep your physical keyc
by clarry 7y ago
If the problem is that you're not properly touch typing, consider blank key caps. Or, as others suggested, learn a different layout but keep your physical keycap arrangement so you have no choice but to commit to memory.
I learned touch typing at the same time when I learned Dvorak, around 15 years ago or so. I still can't touch type qwerty.
If your problem is using the wrong finger sometimes, I wouldn't worry about it too much. But consider a split ergonomic keyboard, which prevents reaching over to the wrong side.
- xwowsersx 7y agoThanks. My goal really is to be able to have my fingers above keys and not have to move around as much as I currently do. I am not accustomed to using the correct fingers so end up doing a lot hand moving and contorting which is inefficient and uncomfortable. I'll try correct typing for a while then revert to my old ways because it's faster for now and have work to do.