I did the same my first winter break of college years ago. I think I'd preferred I had learned Colemak or Workman, but the benefit is much smaller so I never bo

I did the same my first winter break of college years ago. I think I'd preferred I had learned Colemak or Workman, but the benefit is much smaller so I never bothered (it's a great layout for thumbs though). However, this is precisely why I buy and use QWERTY keyboards. When I'm first installing a machine or I'm dropped into ash because of a hard drive issue or that new shiny game has the layout set up for QWERTY instead of reading the current layout, I know I can always look down to get my bearings long enough to swap the layout/control or do that quick debug.