To be able to code on a Dvorak keyboard.

I do have this superpower!

@@mrOslofjorden Don't believe you possess such wizardry post a pic for proof with your avatar name.

Ok... I just don't understand why 😅

@mrOslofjorden do you use vim?

Easy dude. I do it every day. Learning is hard and took me 2 month of constant doubt and regret. But once you are good enough you will notice how much less way you fingers have to travel. That is significant. How I learned it: https://powertyping.com/dvorak/...

@Hedgepig nope, and I honestly regret that I changed to Dvorak when I didn't have much to do at work.

One reason not to learn Dvorak is the shortcuts. Copy and paste is easily done with one hand with Qwerty, but on Dvorak you have to use two hands. Solution: Use Dvorak-Qwery so you swap to Qwerty when holding down the command key.

But since my first language is not English I have to map special letters from norwegian to their respective position. But this of course crashes with the shortcuts.. So now I have to use Chinese/Japanese software without translation to English to setup my keyboard and have to specify shortcuts in the applications that i use. It's a real pain in the ass.

..But ye, english typing is smooth.

@mrOslofjorden wow, and i thought the shortcuts were a pain, never complaining again 😂