I hadn't heard of many people actually using Programmer Dvorak on a regular basis. I guess it does solve my biggest frustration with regular Dvorak. The locat

I hadn't heard of many people actually using Programmer Dvorak on a regular basis. I guess it does solve my biggest frustration with regular Dvorak. The location of [] on the regular Dvorak keyboard are absolutely terrible. I just switched [] and -= like Qwerty because the frequency of use in programming. I know the switching of all the symbols in Programmer Dvorak wouldn't be worth the frustration for me. I type on a standard Qwerty keyboard, and without stickers(something I wouldn't really want to do) I wouldn't feel comfortable typing on a Programmer Dvorak keyboard layout. I have the regular home row keys(well the english alphabet) in muscle memory, but the symbols I tend to miss a little more often. EDIT: How difficult is it for you to switch between Qwerty and Dvorak?