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Agreed, learn Colemak instead ;-) Seriously though, I think with a tiny bit of key-swapping in the vimrc, you can use dvorak or colemak just fine.
by dkersten 15y ago
Agreed, learn Colemak instead ;-)
Seriously though, I think with a tiny bit of key-swapping in the vimrc, you can use dvorak or colemak just fine.
- SkyMarshal 15y ago+1. Dvorak needs to go the way of the dodo. Colemak:Dvorak::Dvorak:Qwerty. http://colemak.com/ http://colemak.com/
- dkersten 15y agoI love colemak. While I'm still not quite as fast as I once was with qwerty, it does seem to take less effort and my fingers seem to dance over the keys as most key combos do really seem to be placed side-by-side.