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How I Learned to Type Really Fast With Less Effort in 3 Weeks
- apl 15y ago> In terms of speed increase, I didn’t measure my typing > speed before switching so I can’t compare objectively, > but I know I type way faster now. Not exactly convincing, to be honest.
- ataugeron 15y agoYeah I wish I measured that before switching ;-) That will be a good lesson for me: next time I experiment with something, I'll run some tests before...
- joshbaptiste 15y agoHmm looks promising, but the only problem is every where we go, school, work, internet cafe etc.. we would have to go back the QWERTY layout.
- michaelcampbell 15y agoThis was my biggest obstacle. I used Dvorak for 3-4 years in the early 90's. It was great, and I often miss it, but such were the pre-laptop (and pre thumb-drive) days, and I had to move around a lot of machines that I either was not allowed to or couldn't install a Dvorak driver. So I switched back, but my speed and accuracy was no worse on Dvorak; I was about 30% quicker if memory serves; accuracy was about the same, or at least within statistical noise. The other irritant was editor commands. I'm an emacs guy and some just didn't translate well. And I was working on a *nix system, and "ls" was the "ol" keys. Third finger for both letters. Ack!
- lightblade 15y agoNow..what I want to know is..how to best combine the power of dvorak and vim