These characters/keys are in better positions on Dvorak: '" ,< .> -_ += These are in worse positions: [{ ]} ;: /? And this doesn't move: \| `~ and the punctua

These characters/keys are in better positions on Dvorak: '" ,< .> -_ += These are in worse positions: [{ ]} ;: /? And this doesn't move: \| `~ and the punctuation over the numbers. []{} is significantly worse, equally -_=+ is significantly better, as these keys are swapped. Making an effort to learn and touch-type these keys is pretty similar on either layout. It's just a matter of learning it. If you really want to, you can customize a keyboard layout on any OS and arrange these keys how you see fit, but then you lose any compatibility advantage of sticking with plain Dvorak.