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for me it was unhealthy, and hard to fix. i developed a pretty fast way of typing naturally, using 7 or 8 fingers. unfortunately it caused wrist strain. i co
by jaynetics 5y ago
for me it was unhealthy, and hard to fix.
i developed a pretty fast way of typing naturally, using 7 or 8 fingers.
unfortunately it caused wrist strain.
i could not use split ergonomic keyboards because some keys where "mapped" to the wrong hand for that.
i also could not simply learn "proper" touch typing on a qwert layout because my typing habit was too strong.
in the end i learned touch typing on dvorak to fix my wrist issue. maybe after 10 years i'll have unlearned qwert typing enough to go back? (not sure i would, i do prefer dvorak, it just feels silly to type at snail speed on others ppls keyboards).