> The worst thing I've experienced with Dvorak is typing "ls<enter>" repeatedly. It's really painful on the pinky. Putting L on the right pinky stretch was a re

> The worst thing I've experienced with Dvorak is typing "ls<enter>" repeatedly. It's really painful on the pinky. Putting L on the right pinky stretch was a really bad decision. What about `alias s=ls`, a way to avoid the bad decision :- ) > Both y (yank) and p (put) are on the left hand ... right hand .. movement keys, which are more important when not using a mouse ... Oh I didn't know. That sounds nice. Hmm makes me wonder if maybe I'd preferred Dvorak instead. > I learned Dvorak back in college, and got fast by playing muds. Type fast, or you're dead Hmm I wonder if type fast MUDs and spell correctly and the right grammar, or you're dead, could be a fun way to learn languages in high school :- ) Turns out there's: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD#Educational_MUDs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD#Educational_MUDs — but seems the last ones are from the 90's