I was a dvorak user for years, and the standard vim key-bindings were not a problem. I mean, j and k are still right next to each other, and h is still to the

I was a dvorak user for years, and the standard vim key-bindings were not a problem. I mean, j and k are still right next to each other, and h is still to the left of l. Most of the other commands are mnemonic like (i)nsert (d)elete, so the location of the key relative to others isn't all that important. I always use both left and right control keys, so no chord is a stretch. (like many people, I went back to QWERTY because I was losing QWERTY speed and was tired of looking like an idiot when using other people's computers. But sometimes I turn dvorak back on for fun and I'm surprised how I still have muscle memory for common words, even after years.)