I found that QWERTY is easier after you are done learning the Colemak layout. Now, I use Colemak exclusively on the Mac and QWERTY on the PC, and don't make any more typos than the average MMO player trying to make plans and not die at the same time.

Yeah maybe it is a bit slow, but I can't say the 2 months were filled with day-to-day sessions. When I was first starting out it was so fraking frustrating. I'd actually have to say it was actually more like 2.5 months ago that I started, but the first two weeks I was so on and off because it was so frustrating that I abandoned it every other day. Which is why I didn't mention it before.

Yeah, I'll try QWERTY once every while to keep that up I guess now.

In regards to the speed, I dono, haha, I'll post again if it gets better....or worse =X

EDIT - I just tried again on that http://hi-games.net/ site in your name and got a 34 - still same area about.

Here my profile:

http://hi-games.net/profile/2178

PS (about hi-games account) yeah, I know, my name rocks ~_~, haha

Yep, I too am lost when using the QWERTY layout, I have keep my eyes on the board while hunting for the right key. Although inconvenient, I am definitely glad I made the switch.
If I bought a small USB memory stick and installed Colemak on it to carry around with me to plug into any computer I must use that does not have Colemak already installed (i.e., any computer carrying Windows. Linux and Mac OS X have it pre-installed.) would solve my problems. I would rather do that than practice QWERTY 5 minutes a day as I am rather proud of the fact that I do not use QWERTY. :-)

'Too cool for Sholes!'  ;)

My Qwerty experience is good, but now I am looking for a better one with Colemak. I suppose my Qwerty skills will be back again after 1hr training with 60% speed, but I think it is not necessary.

To be fluent with two layouts at the same time is possible but requiring a lot of training, however. Only your brain has to work harder, and you cannot get to maximum speed in both layouts.