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I find the fact that others cannot borrow my computer to be a major plus of using non-QWERTY layouts. Your point about keyboard shortcuts is spot-on: forget hjk
by BeFlatXIII 5y ago
I find the fact that others cannot borrow my computer to be a major plus of using non-QWERTY layouts. Your point about keyboard shortcuts is spot-on: forget hjkl navigation in vim if you’re not QWERTY.
- muixoozie 5y agoThe point about hjkl is the biggest deal here. Everything else has been non-issues me. Interesting to note that Emacs standard key-bindings don't have the issue (from what I heard). However, I use evil in Emacs and Colemak-dhm layout and I decided to rebind all evil / vim keys. This fixes the position issues, mnemonic issues, and gave me the opportunity to improve on a bunch things over the defaults in QWERTY. I very rarely type on anyone else's computer. Usually when I do it's my wife's computer (maybe 5 time's a year). I have a small 40% keyboard with QMK firmware so it's easy to transport and everything I need is flashed into the firmware. No need for configuration of the keyboard layout on their OS.