A Dvorzak style twiddler layout? Interesting thought, harder to learn at first though! From what I've seen, Omar copied the Twiddler grid (but I haven't really looked yet, printed it but haven't gotten to it yet.) Mark,![]()
wrote: > > I just took a look at the chording keyboard layout of the > Keydler/Twiddler/etc as listed by Omar Jenkins. It appears that this > layout is a straight grid with the letters laid out in alphabetical order. > It seems to me that laying the keys out in a usage-frequency order would > be more effecient, if harder to learn. Any thoughts on this? > > Paul Archer > > PS. I'm not intending to pick on you, Omar. Just curious... > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > "All right...initialize the GBL." > "How do you do that, then?" Terry Pratchett > "It...it means pull the great big lever." from "Hogfather" > ----------------------------------------------------------------
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