QWERTY is Dead
Long Live Dvorak.
So a few weeks ago I switched from the Qwerty keyboard to the Dworak layout and it took me a while to get used to it but so far it seems to be much superior to its competetor, I admit I find myself hunting a bit more than I used to but thot is becoming fewer and thankfully farther between and I do stall out ocassionally as I remember where a Key is. I have ceased with my most rommon mistakes tho, I no longer type teh instead of the and ing doesnt come out ink so I sound less soviet.
Unfortunantly Ihave not found a Dvorak keybaord and had to pop ane rearrange the keys on my existing board which in a bit odd to use as they are all at different heights and angles now.
Thi new Mac I have been looking at will unfortunantly mot get to have its snazzy wafer thin board used on it if I buy it as it is qwerty and I dont think Apple offers a Dvorak tor the new Macs, I may try to find an icecube tray board and rearrange it.
So a few weeks ago I switched from the Qwerty keyboard to the Dworak layout and it took me a while to get used to it but so far it seems to be much superior to its competetor, I admit I find myself hunting a bit more than I used to but thot is becoming fewer and thankfully farther between and I do stall out ocassionally as I remember where a Key is. I have ceased with my most rommon mistakes tho, I no longer type teh instead of the and ing doesnt come out ink so I sound less soviet.
Unfortunantly Ihave not found a Dvorak keybaord and had to pop ane rearrange the keys on my existing board which in a bit odd to use as they are all at different heights and angles now.
Thi new Mac I have been looking at will unfortunantly mot get to have its snazzy wafer thin board used on it if I buy it as it is qwerty and I dont think Apple offers a Dvorak tor the new Macs, I may try to find an icecube tray board and rearrange it.