It's worth getting a physical keyboard that's actually ergonomic, like a Keyboardio, ergodox, dactyl, or whatever. Just pick the one you are most excited about

It's worth getting a physical keyboard that's actually ergonomic, like a Keyboardio, ergodox, dactyl, or whatever. Just pick the one you are most excited about using. It's significantly less valuable, but still worth learning an alternative keyboard layout, though Dvorak specifically isn't nearly as good as modern alternative like Colemak or Workman. Vim is incredible for every reason except its keybinds. Technically, you can remap them, but that quickly devolves into dependency hell... learning to type using the Workman layout is why I'm an Emacs user today. One of these days I'll get around to making a truly configurable modular editor...that will most likely be an Emacs config.