> nothing beats the convenience of always having guaranteed access to qwerty, everywhere I go. (less so for keyboard layout since it's harder to fix in other m

> nothing beats the convenience of always having guaranteed access to qwerty, everywhere I go. (less so for keyboard layout since it's harder to fix in other machines) but the ergonomics of your 99% use cases - using your own keyboard/your own editor config with 1% awkwardness when you can't copy a config beats the health-hazardous use 100% of the time. > via well-maintained plugins so those can read your vim config and maintain your better keybinds, right?