I wish I had known that alternative keyboards existed when I was learning typewriting in my high school.
Today, I learned that QWERTY is not the only type of keyboards available. Dave Child compares DVORAK and QWERTY layouts.
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Alternative Keyboards
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Just thought I'd say hi as I'm trying to visit and comment on as many of the NaBloPoMo blogs as I can. :)
I tried to use the Dvorak layout once, but that didn't fly too well; I actually use a variation on the QWERTY layout (all the keys are in the same place) known as the US-International layout where I have access to most, if not all international characters.
In the retrospect I think QWERTY layout is more commonly used. All public computers have QWERTY layout and I am glad that I learned typewriting.
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