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I wonder if some of the perceived benefits of alternate layouts, like Dvorak and Colemak, are due to users being forced to consciously touch type.
by okwubodu 3y ago
I wonder if some of the perceived benefits of alternate layouts, like Dvorak and Colemak, are due to users being forced to consciously touch type.
- peeters 3y agoI doubt it. I don't think people that can't be bothered to learn to touch-type are the ones going out and learning an esoteric keyboard layout. When I made the switch, I was reliably about 95 WPM (touch type) in QWERTY and topped out at around 105-110 in Colemak.
- Vecr 3y agoI use dvorak but I'm not sure I really "touch type", I can type without looking, but I don't really do the home row thing and I potentially don't even use the right(correct) hand for some keys.