Thanks for the feedback! It's very valuable for us colemakers to hear from the "speed monsters", even though we can never attain that speed ourselves. ^_^

Just a thought: If you have time, could you be bothered to test out PortableKeyboardLayout[edition DreymaR] for me? I'd like to know what kind of speeds it can handle reliably. It's a nice remapping app based on Autohotkey if you haven't heard of it, and way(!) more info can be found in my Big Bag topic. If you bring it with you on a USB drive you may have a solution for at least a couple of those public computers. ^_^

From my signature, just click the Big Bag link and then Big Bag for PKL. At the bottom of that post is a link to my Github repo.

Or, of course, you know, you could just go there directly. But the above is the scenic route! ;-)

Could you please call it Colemak-DH now, I've gone to all this trouble editing my documentation and trying to convince SteveP! ^_^

No, there really isn't more than one variation of Colemak-DH now except if you're a matrix board user and don't want M in the corner. Which is good. We settled.

There is of course the additional option of running a Wide mod etc... and ending up with Colemak-ⲔⲰ[eD]... or worse... ;-)

Yeah, it's sweet to have a speed monster who's adventurous to boot on board!

On a related note: Yes, Viper can indeed confirm that PKL[eD] holds up at speeds around 150 WPM! He noticed a lag of a few ms which didn't bother his typing at all but he'd not use it for reaction speed games. Fair enough.

No arguments there. That's why I program the layout in. ;)

There has...n't ... quite been a consensus ... as such ... but ... ^_^

SteveP conceded to mentioning Colemak-DH prominently on his site, and I've changed many mentions of "Curl(DH)" to "Colemak-DH" in my posts. So while he'll keep saying Mod-DH and I'll keep saying Curl(DH) in the foreseeable future, Colemak-DH can now safely be considered the common ground!

And I like standing on the same ground. In this case, there's strength in unity. It's easier to understand, less confusing for newcomers, and doesn't take away any choices or real understanding.

@Viper: The main reason I run PKL at home is to get Extend on Windows. The only good alternative I know of is programming your own controller (onboard or converter), and that's no option on the laptop anyway! PKL gets me my Extend perfectly. I'm also fond of the many dead key combinations it allows, more than I could easily make in a Windows layout I think (although I may be wrong; I haven't tested nested dead keys in the MS KLC layout tool).

Some bot programmer lacked creativity. :P

From this topic I think you'll find all the info you need, including the vid of Viper setting the 201 WPM record.

(Anyway, the answer is 93.6%) ;-)

200? Is this real? Next stop - hold 151 for 50 mins and break the Guiness World Record... now that’d be something.

I previously thought about switching to Colemak since I aim to go 200+ but decided not to since I was already at about 140 and figured it was too late.
Now I'm 170 and I kind of feel like I can't push any further, I filmed myself typing and realized my left hand does like 65% of the typing and I'm only using 6 fingers.
I can definitely relate to your situation so to speak, trying to use Homerow on Qwerty at this point just ain't happening.
You convinced me, I will try out Colemak!