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I use Dvorak and regularly type in both English and Chinese (Pinyin). On Linux and Mac it's no issue to input both using Dvorak. On Android, however, none of
by dheera 3y ago
I use Dvorak and regularly type in both English and Chinese (Pinyin).
On Linux and Mac it's no issue to input both using Dvorak.
On Android, however, none of the Chinese input methods support Dvorak so I had to decompile and modify Google Pinyin's APK and rearrange the XML layout files to Dvorak.
https://github.com/dheera/android-googlepinyin-dvorak https://github.com/dheera/android-googlepinyin-dvorak
I never learned QWERTY, so I'm extremely bad at typing with it even on a phone, regardless of language.
- terr-dav 3y agoI recently switched to Dvorak for iOS, which I was delighted to find as an option. While I can still function on a full-size QWERTY keyboard on account of using them regularly, I almost never pick up someone else's phone, so my thumbs have forgotten it entirely.