I know of two people that switched to Dvorak and both have regrets. Mostly because it’s a pain to switch to any other machine and not look like you’re just learning to type.
I haven’t had much of a problem switching back and forth between QWERTY and Dvorak between work and personal usage. I feel like you would have to be using Dvorak exclusively for a long time to experience that kind of problem.
For me, it seems kind of like learning to ride a bike in that just because I have learned another thing has not meant I forgot how to walk.
I see, that makes sense. To try to avoid that, I have a hotkey configured that remaps my keyboards between the two layouts so that I can maintain a sense of both.
Practicing mindfulness through the lense of stoicism. Aurelius really had some good advice.
I’ve also been learning the dvorak layout which has been fun and better for my fingers.
Also learning a bit about how to work with docker containers as they seem super handy for self hosting and whatnot.
I know of two people that switched to Dvorak and both have regrets. Mostly because it’s a pain to switch to any other machine and not look like you’re just learning to type.
I haven’t had much of a problem switching back and forth between QWERTY and Dvorak between work and personal usage. I feel like you would have to be using Dvorak exclusively for a long time to experience that kind of problem.
For me, it seems kind of like learning to ride a bike in that just because I have learned another thing has not meant I forgot how to walk.
Yea these people have been all Dvorak for years, so switching back is difficult.
I see, that makes sense. To try to avoid that, I have a hotkey configured that remaps my keyboards between the two layouts so that I can maintain a sense of both.