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ishtob
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Posts: 514
Location: Boston,MA
Making the switch to colemak!!
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Fri, 09 December 2011, 01:44:10 »
Doing this cold turkey, loaded up my DOX with colemak.
Been about a day, at around 35 wpm.... going to be typing up a 10 page paper next week, going to use that chance to practice
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Tony
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Making the switch to colemak!!
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Fri, 09 December 2011, 03:40:19 »
Nice to see another Colemak user, but you should create the thread in Alternative Layouts subforum.
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Filco MJ1 104 brown
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Filco MJ2 87 brown
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Compaq MX11800, Noppoo Choc Brown
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IBM Model M 1996, CMStorm Quickfire Rapid Black
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Colemak experience
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Foodmanchew
Posts: 31
Making the switch to colemak!!
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Sun, 11 December 2011, 03:57:40 »
Awesome, I'd love to make the switch, but it's dirty qwerty world out there.
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Tony
Posts: 1189
Making the switch to colemak!!
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Sun, 11 December 2011, 04:57:40 »
Switching to Colemak requires considerable mental courage and physical fitness of your fingers.
After
my own switching experience from Qwerty to Colemak
I see that it is not for everyone but the brave and flexible in mindset.
The reward is a great typing feel though.
For anyone who don't know what Colemak is, here is the Colemak layout
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Filco MJ1 104 brown
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Filco MJ2 87 brown
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Compaq MX11800, Noppoo Choc Brown
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Red
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IBM Model M 1996, CMStorm Quickfire Rapid Black
Layout:
Colemak experience
, speed of
67wpm
hoggy
Ergonomics Moderator
Posts: 1502
Location: Isle of Man
Making the switch to colemak!!
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Sun, 11 December 2011, 05:22:05 »
I struggled with going from qwerty to dvorak - but it was so worth it in the end.
Give a few months, you'll be amazed just how bad qwerty was!
Sounds like you're doing well - good to hear it.
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