Maybe you’re just switching too many things at once? I went from a traditional keyboard, and switched layout. Then on a typematrix, and it was annoying until

Maybe you’re just switching too many things at once? I went from a traditional keyboard, and switched layout. Then on a typematrix, and it was annoying until it became second nature. Then a x-bows, that I see as a nice evolution of the typematrix or Microsoft ergo. The change felt easier to adjust to. Now using a full split keyboard, and it’s nice, having to only relearn some habits that use the thumb more now. Back in the days, I tried an ergodox, but from it felt too big a change at the time. Now it feels just fine thanks to a gradual change. Most people just don’t remember having to learn to type when young, nor that it was slow. I think it’s worth it, and should be a default. During the transition period, I recommend maybe dictation for example to handle short and fast messages with colleagues, and just some patience: rewiring your brain takes time.