Anybody here using Dvorak?

I use qwerty because retraining my muscle memory would be too much work and I already type at 100+ WPM during typical use so it's unclear whether I would receive any benefits from it or not.

>>57011231
I want to learn it, though I'm not sure if it'd make a difference seeing as I'm ~110wpm on average

Ekrpat co ncy.pan agycom

I use colemak, wasn't too hard to switch.

Note that colemak has one massive disadvantage, namely that hjkl is pretty ingrained in software.

File: 2016-10-10 08_18_59-Typing Test English - 10FastFingers.com.png (15KB, 293x439px) Image search: [Google]

15KB, 293x439px

>>57011322
>>57011288
I'm pretty sure I can do better

>>57011433
What do you want a cookie?

>>57011448
yes please
>tfw took me 3 seconds to write this

>>57011410
>Dvorak is literal autism.
Just so you don't have to backtrack, anon.

>>57011467
Yf uam

>>57011231

I don't know if the layout is actually more efficient, but I'd be willing to learn if it saw more widespread adoption. Unfortunately, it's just not a practical choice when you're likely to be the only person you know who uses it. I mean, unless you bring a Dvorak keyboard with you everywhere you go, every public or borrowed device you access is going to force you to go back to QWERTY.

>>57011231
I use QWERTZ. Come at me, senpai.

>>57011621
It's the same to me as if you used AZERTY. kys

>>57011425
Just remap it.

yeah i switched yesterday and made this exact same thread.

Its very comfortable atm

>>57011621
Dafuq is so special about just being german