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> suffer significant friction in everyday life I don't. > if it is a common skill or requirement It almost never is, in my personal experience. Dvorak is av
by dheera 5y ago
> suffer significant friction in everyday life
I don't.
> if it is a common skill or requirement
It almost never is, in my personal experience.
Dvorak is available as an option on all the major OSes on a per-user basis. It's literally zero issue.
- lazide 5y agoGlad to hear it works for you! I travel frequently (well did not that long ago), and regularly work on a equipment that others use daily. I’d get nothing but hassles if I had to change keyboard layouts, especially since there is so much variation in keyboards I interact with sometimes that touch typing gets high error rates at first. And if I didn’t switch someone’s layout back before leaving, the anger would be non-trivial. Most folks I know at some point also need to use a computer at work, or did at school (but aren’t techies), so not knowing QWERTY isn’t going to go well for them. As would trying to switch keyboard layouts every time they go somewhere or do something. Most folks have zero time for that kind of thing.