> What do you mean, that Apple should sell Colemak keyboards? I agree there, but it's a bit of a chicken and egg situation. You're right, it's chicken and egg.

> What do you mean, that Apple should sell Colemak keyboards? I agree there, but it's a bit of a chicken and egg situation. You're right, it's chicken and egg. But Apple have a history of making a bold stand around product features. Phones without keypads, phones without audio jacks, laptops without CDROM, laptops without USB-A. If someone is able to ween the world off it's QWERTY habit - it's Apple. It doesn't need to be Workman or nothing. It could be as simple as offering Workman as an alternative replacement, signalling a shift toward Workman as the future. Then one day, probably before everyone is ready, no more QWERTY MacBook. Baptism by fire is the only way, in the end.