Yes, it's more comfortable than QWERTY. The switch was largely a wake up call in how adaptable the human mind is. The learning process was slow and comical unt

Yes, it's more comfortable than QWERTY. The switch was largely a wake up call in how adaptable the human mind is. The learning process was slow and comical until I started having Dvorak reflexes on a Qwerty keyboard. I finally also learned to type properly. I type faster in Dvorak than I used to type in Qwerty. What's not to like from a clean slate?