Slashdot readers (should) be/are fairly intelligent and can probably come to their own conclusions without being sent obviously biased articles. (shared-source.com)
However, it is nice to have some good links to give to our non-slashdot friends
I also use the dvorak layout. I started using it about a month ago. My main complaint is that in linux there are too many keymaps. (console, xmodmap, wayv keymap, emacs keymap) But that isn't a big problem once it's set up.
As an added bonus I learned to touch type very quickly. (The letters on the keyboard are different, and yes, I could rearange the keytops but other people who use windows also use qwerty)
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Actually they already did. But they quietly included the origional message for backwards compatibility.
However, it is nice to have some good links to give to our non-slashdot friends
I have seen one somewhere, but that was a couple years ago. The keyboard lifted up and pulled apart for the more natural layout.
I also use the dvorak layout. I started using it about a month ago. My main complaint is that in linux there are too many keymaps. (console, xmodmap, wayv keymap, emacs keymap) But that isn't a big problem once it's set up.
As an added bonus I learned to touch type very quickly. (The letters on the keyboard are different, and yes, I could rearange the keytops but other people who use windows also use qwerty)