I started using Svorak A5 (https://svorak.ahall.se/ https://svorak.ahall.se/) the summer before I started college in 2016 (with the standard bindings on the num

I started using Svorak A5 (https://svorak.ahall.se/ https://svorak.ahall.se/) the summer before I started college in 2016 (with the standard bindings on the numerical keys as well, so it's redundant). Since I have started using more alphabets I have modified the layout quite a lot over the years. I now have Norwegian, Icelandic and Sami characters as well. I currently bind up to four characters per key. It's really true that the extra layers doesn't disturb at all. Some characters I don't even know where they are, but most I use daily. There are also some that are placed strategically, so that I can find them when i need them (ŋ is Ctrl+Shift+AltGr+N, the ◌̌ dead key is Ctrl+Shift+AltGr+^ and ° is Ctrl+Shift+AltGr+0). I even created a left-handed version once (https://gist.github.com/widforss/f980baa66d4c99f94adc41b17bd33a2f https://gist.github.com/widforss/f980baa66d4c99f94adc41b17bd...), though I never bothered to learn that one.