• TDCN@feddit.dk
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    il y a 5 jours

    Basically I learned to completely touch type without looking at the keyboard so the stickers were just there for training and as they wore out over the following months I basically didn’t need them ever again. Numbers and symbols stay in place except a few where the Danish æøå are placed but I just memorized those…

    I just use a standard keyboard and have a shortcut to change between normal qwerty and dvoark. Qwerty is just for whenever someone needs to borrow my PC for a while. I can still write qwerty in a pinch but it’s as slow/fast as its always been and I have to look at the keyboard while typing.

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      I still need to look at the keyboard while typing some things. Text is fine, symbols and accents not so much. Especially because I switched layouts recently so i’m still getting used to it.

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        I’d say if you are bothered to change and already working on it my best tip is to commit and learn touch typing correctly with fingeres on the home row and train the muscle memory. If you don’t, then I’d say there’s no real reason to learn Dvorak. The benefits only really shine when touch typing. BTW for symbols I also Still have to look, but they never moved so even with qwerty layout visible I can just look ans find what I need. If you are using US Dvorak layout I’d highly recommend investigating if you can find and install a layout for your native language leaving the symbols alone makes things much easier