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As a Dvorak user (for 20 years now), I always say "I came for the speed benefits that never materialized, but stayed for the ergonomics (reduced strain)"
by ComputerGuru 3y ago
As a Dvorak user (for 20 years now), I always say "I came for the speed benefits that never materialized, but stayed for the ergonomics (reduced strain)"
- washmyelbows 3y agosame here! If I could go back, I would've learned colemak for the keyboard shortcut reasons people have outlined in other comments, but I don't have it in me to learn another layout at this point.
- hinkley 3y agoI was dealing with RSI when I learned Dvorak. The speed appealed to my ego, but I was really just trying to save my career.