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After switching to Dvorak many years ago, I picked up the habits for a lot of shell commands to shift my right over two keys, so that my ring finger could hit t
by nuclear_eclipse 6y ago
After switching to Dvorak many years ago, I picked up the habits for a lot of shell commands to shift my right over two keys, so that my ring finger could hit the hyphen. `ls -l` is much more comfortable to type with middle-ring-middle than pinky-ring-pinky. I'm sure I've picked up other subtle shifts like that as well, and switching to a split layout keyboard also showed me just how much my hands crossed over for F, Y, and X.
- Symbiote 6y agoI just: alias 'h=ls' alias 'ha=ls -a' alias 'hh=ls -l'
- bastardoperator 6y agoAin't nobody got time for that! alias ll="ls -l"