Notices tagged with colemak
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about 2 months ago from web
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about 2 months ago from web -
there are many benefits to !dovark that #colemak doesn't address. colemak was about minimal learning curve first, efficiency second.
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about 4 months ago from web -
39 wpm after 6 weeks on #Colemak. Not really bad (I did 55 wpm after 5 years on QWERTY).
about 4 months ago from web -
It's interesting !KDE binds hotkeys to hardware buttons. This means layout switching is Ctrl+Alt+K on QWERTY but Ctrl+Alt+E on !Colemak.
about 6 months ago from Choqok -
Learning #Colemak is going well. After one week, I can write texts (even in Czech) and I'm quite fast on the home row!
about 6 months ago from Choqok -
After just 4 days I _can_ write with #Colemak.
about 6 months ago from Choqok -
Should I learn #colemak, or should I stay with US QWERTY?
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about a year ago from xmpp
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@ragnarokangel well, i trained on #gtypist. dunno if it supports #colemak though
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@openuniverse: I use !colemak which is public domain.
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Nick "Dhraakellian" Tryon
The Dvorak Simplified Keyboard
, Colemak Keyboard Layout
, Nick "Dhraakellian" Tryon
@dhraak Perhaps I should switch to !Colemak now in order to discard all the bad habits picked up since switching to !Dvorak 8–10 years ago
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@trombonechamp I found emacs keybindings in !colemak better than the querty ones, just use them! (but in vim they were terrible for me!)
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@trombonechamp dunno about !colemak/#emacs, but !dvorak/!vim seems to work well, with j/k close and h/l on the correct sides of the hand
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@mjjzf: !esperanto !colemak and !freesoftware overlap for me, and there were quite a few dvorak people in the esperanto channel at freenode.
Friday, 02-Jul-10 18:34:27 UTC from xmpp
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