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Better Esperanto Keyboard Layout (Dvorak-Based)

de theFIZZYnator, 6 de setembro de 2015

Mensagens: 14

Idioma: English

MrMosier (Mostrar o perfil) 9 de setembro de 2015 15:35:47

deltasalmon: I learned to touch type in 7th grade on a QWERTY keyboard and changed over to Dvorak in college. Haven't gone back to QWERTY since.
How long did it take to regain the old fluency?

deltasalmon (Mostrar o perfil) 10 de setembro de 2015 13:07:46

In the beginning I considered labeling the keys but instead just printed out a Dvorak layout and used that. I would say it probably took a week or two to be able to touch type without looking at the printout, especially for the less commonly used letters and special characters. Once I could touch type it didn't take long at all to get back to up to my QWERTY typing speeds, maybe 2 months? College was a good time to learn since I was doing a lot of typing for classes.

Alkanadi (Mostrar o perfil) 10 de setembro de 2015 13:33:30

deltasalmon:College was a good time to learn since I was doing a lot of typing for classes.
tip for all students: Mac has a Dictation program that is awesome. I used it on my phone and iPad. Works great. It is also on my Mac laptop but I didn't try it there yet.

Also, Windows has a built in voice recognition software. Or, you can install dragonspeak

This is way better than typing.

MrMosier (Mostrar o perfil) 11 de setembro de 2015 00:39:47

Alkanadi:
deltasalmon:College was a good time to learn since I was doing a lot of typing for classes.
tip for all students: Mac has a Dictation program that is awesome. I used it on my phone and iPad. Works great. It is also on my Mac laptop but I didn't try it there yet.

Also, Windows has a built in voice recognition software. Or, you can install dragonspeak

This is way better than typing.
Yes, but does it do Esperanto?? That is the question!

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