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    My experiences with Colemak over the last 7 years, never looking back

    • Started by keyboard samurai
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    • From: Houston, Texas
    • Registered: 03-Jan-2007
    • Posts: 358

    Since I haven't been on here in a while, I thought it might be worthwhile updating.  I started learning Colemak at the beginning of 2007 after a brief attempt to learn Dvorak which I learned long enough to hate.  I spent decades hating QWERTY and never learned to touch type on it very well.  When I started learning Colemak, it just made sense and felt so much better. Because of Colemak, in my 40's I finally learned to truly touch type.   I did experience some cramped feel as I sped up at first but that has long since gone. Colemak is just the way I type now and most of my typing these days is on the go on a standard flat keyboard on my Mac Air.  Ergonomic keyboards would mean I would have to be tied to a desk which I almost never am.   I can function on QWERTY if I have to as well as I ever had to since I was always looking on QWERTY anyway, so have no reason to go back.  Since I'm the boss, no one is going to tell me different.  :-)

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    • From: Viken, Norway
    • Registered: 13-Dec-2006
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    Keyboard Samurai! Nice to see you back. I actually thought about some of the old forumers here the other day, and your moniker was among them.

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