I started using Dvorak in November. At work we have shared computers, so I don't get to be exclusively QWERTY or Dvorak. In a way it's like becoming bilingual,

I started using Dvorak in November. At work we have shared computers, so I don't get to be exclusively QWERTY or Dvorak. In a way it's like becoming bilingual, what with all the mental code-switching. It's extremely frustrating, but once the initial 3-day hump is past, the learning curve smooths out. I have no reason for learning Dvorak other than the sake of learning itself. If you aren't pushing yourself and destroying your comfort boundaries, what ARE you doing?