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Pfft, why don't you give up and map your keyboard to Colemak for programming (and everything else), like.. well.. the few people like me.. ;-)
by dkersten 14y ago
Pfft, why don't you give up and map your keyboard to Colemak for programming (and everything else), like.. well.. the few people like me.. ;-)
- krenoten 14y agoDid you completely lose your ability to use non-colemak layouts after switching, as I recently have?
- dkersten 14y agoI can use it, but I can't touchtype it, so I do feel a little stupid sometimes typing on qwerty and probably couldn't do it without at least glancing at my hands. Its worth it for me though because I spend so much more typing on my own colemak keyboard than I type on qwerty.
- reeses 14y agoThe standard recommendation is to type Sholes 5-10 minutes a day to maintain your ability to hurt your wrists. I haven't bothered to do that and it's a good thing I leave my keycaps alone for the few times I run a VM that is stuck in US layout. I've lost the rolls and fingerings as I've gained them with Colemak. It's really sad when I have to use someone else's computer, but then I remember that my emails were never longer than a tweet when I first started with Colemak.