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I tried several years ago, before mechanical keyboards were the norm, and most keyboards you couldn’t even swap keycaps around. Anyway. I generally agree. Swit
by wredue 2y ago
I tried several years ago, before mechanical keyboards were the norm, and most keyboards you couldn’t even swap keycaps around.
Anyway. I generally agree. Switching it extremely difficult. And logging in to a Dvorak Remote Desktop is insanely annoying.
- insane_dreamer 2y agoHow is switching difficult? Most OS’ have it as an option in keyboard settings.
- sellmesoap 2y agoThe biggest problem can be booting to single user/safe mode or entering disk encryption passphrase before the full OS is loaded. Or your keymap doesn't translate to running VMs inside your OS. I type in Dvorak, I've been meaning to try the workman layout. The solution is to have a keyboard you can program. Then the above minor inconveniences don't matter.
- waynecochran 2y agoIs this really even practical?
- tom_ 2y agoThis is what I've done on every PC I've used professionally since 2002. Tweak OS setting, start typing. Mixing keyboard layouts works well on Windows 10+ or macOS. Remote Desktop problems were a thing with WIndows XP, but I can't remember having problems more recently.