Dvorak keyboard

[Sasaki Kojiro]

Anyone else use this? I switched a couple days ago and it's muuuch nicer. The layout just feels so much more natural...my fingers just sit on the home row most of the time. Also, since I'm majoring in CS it seems like a good idea seeing that the layout is much more ergonomic.


http://www.mwbrooks.com/dvorak/layout.gif

You can easily switch to it in your control panel.

[Mouzafphaerre]

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I wonder what this thing has to do with Dvorák (http://www.naxos.com/composer/dvorak.htm) at all... :dizzy2:

I've used several keyb layouts on typewriters and 'puters. Q with TR chrs embedded ("Turkish Q") is my fave for some reasons. The real Turkish layout is "F" and it exists as well. My grandaunt was a good typist and we're keeping her "Erica" in German "A" layout.

Currently, I have Turkish Q, Azeri Latin, Croatian, Armenian, Farsi, Arabic, Kurdish Sorani, Greek, Hebrew, Russian, Bulgarian and Syriac installed.

I can "fluently" type in Latin (Turkish Q, Azeri Latin, Croatian), Farsi/Arabic and Greek. (Scripts, not languages unfortunately...)
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[Ronin]

i think that Fitaly has been proven to be the most eficient layout for a keyboard, for english typing at least.....

but i´m so so used to qwerty that it has become second nature.....so.....i don´t think i´ll be changing anytime soon.

[Togakure]

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I wonder what this thing has to do with Dvorák (http://www.naxos.com/composer/dvorak.htm) at all... :dizzy2: ... _

It's a different Dvorak:

http://www.mwbrooks.com/dvorak/comments.html

[Mouzafphaerre]

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Figured that but couldn't miss the pun. ~;) Thanks for the link. ~:)
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[Kaiser of Arabia]

I got so used to QWERTY being that it's all I've ever used that I have no need to switch.
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