Browsing today I came across the dvorak keyboard layout, an alternative to QWERTY. I had never heard of it before, though it is supposed to be a lot better for typing english. Has anyone had any experience with it, or tryied out any other keyboard layouts?
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Dvorak keyboard
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Dvorak keyboard
I\'ve never seen this before...
I personally would never use a keyboard like that lol, I would never get used to the keys...I\'d end up typing the words in jibberish because I\'d be so used to typing normally :\
I personally would never use a keyboard like that lol, I would never get used to the keys...I\'d end up typing the words in jibberish because I\'d be so used to typing normally :\
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[b][i][color=\"gray\"][font=\"tahoma\"]Looks pretty wierd, that being said i'd still be willing to give it a try, but i'm still too used to the qwerty keyboard.
One question, where on earth did they get the "dvorak" name from? :s. [/b][/i][/color][/font]
One question, where on earth did they get the "dvorak" name from? :s. [/b][/i][/color][/font]
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I personally dont think id cope trying it now, anyway. Isnt this keyboard common in other countries? Im sure the german girls translator keys arnt qwerty, although it doesnt show (\'s:]> etc, the key layout is much different.
[quote name=\'Dvorak history\']In the 1920\'s and 30s, August Dvorak and William Dealey designed the "simplified" keyboard now known by Dvorak\'s name.[/quote]
[quote name=\'Dvorak history\']In the 1920\'s and 30s, August Dvorak and William Dealey designed the "simplified" keyboard now known by Dvorak\'s name.[/quote]
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[b][i][color=\"gray\"][font=\"tahoma\"]Ahh, so thats where dvorak comes from... [/b][/i][/color][/font]
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Like josh, I too would be typing jibberish.
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It makes some good points, there are lots of words that are typed with one hand on QWERTY:
- opinion
- reward
- agree
- fact
- greater
- regard
- opinion
- reward
- agree
- fact
- greater
- regard
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Heh wow they are to!
Dvorak keyboard
And one word typed with only one row of the keyboard "typewriter"

