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Poll: Which keyboard layout do you use?
Which keyboard layout do you currently use or use the most? (Single choice)
- Qwerty
- Colemak
- Colemak-DH
- Colemak-DHm
- Dvorak
- Workman
- MTGAP
- qgmlwyfub
- Asset
- Norman
- Qwpr
- Minimak-8
- Neo
- other
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Which would you like to try? (multiple choice)
- Qwerty
- Colemak
- Colemak-DH
- Colemak-DHm
- Dvorak
- Workman
- MTGAP
- qgmlwyfub
- Asset
- Norman
- Qwpr
- Minimak-8
- Neo
- other
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voters
Be sure to check out @Dusty’s article posted here: An Introduction to Alternative Keyboard Layouts It’s one of the best write-ups on keyboard layouts I’ve seen!
Here’s a good site that has a neat analysis tool:
https://colemakmods.github.io/mod-dh/analyze.html
The Colemaks and Workman seem most interesting to me…
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