Dvorak keyboard layout... a whole new learning experience.
Tuesday, 19. August 2008, 18:05:42
Imagine if you can, going cold turkey on conventional QWERTY setup keyboards and going to a keyboard that looks like this:
This morning for fun/ a challenge I decided to convert my PowerBook G4 to a Dvorak keyboard setup. I am going to give myself 2 weeks and at the end of those 2 weeks I will post another blog detailing my findings, opinions, and whether or not I'll be keeping it or going back to QWERTY.
The Dvorak method of laying out keys is nothing new, it was patented in 1936. Here is the Wiki article about it: Clicky
This morning for fun/ a challenge I decided to convert my PowerBook G4 to a Dvorak keyboard setup. I am going to give myself 2 weeks and at the end of those 2 weeks I will post another blog detailing my findings, opinions, and whether or not I'll be keeping it or going back to QWERTY.
The Dvorak method of laying out keys is nothing new, it was patented in 1936. Here is the Wiki article about it: Clicky
WIDGETIZE
Anton # 19. August 2008, 22:02
Dustin # 21. August 2008, 15:07
Anton # 22. August 2008, 19:31
...so why?
.ed # 22. November 2008, 18:16
Anton # 22. November 2008, 19:57
.ed # 25. November 2008, 06:34