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qwerty was designed to keep pair of letters frequently typed in succession (digraphs) apart, because this did reduce jamming on the typewriter, but it wasn’t intended to slow typists down. pre-qwerty, typewriters had alphabetic layouts, which were pretty bad from a frequency-compensation point of view. as it turns out, qwerty isn’t that bad because it is possible to type more quickly when frequently alternating hands than it is when using one hand for a number of letters in succession (all else being equal). the high rate of hand alternation using qwerty means it is actually significantly better than a random key layout.

opinion is divided on whether the dvorak is much better than qwerty. the general consensus is it allows a moderate improvement in speed when fully trained, and significantly reduces finger movement with the associated decrease in rsi/uld, but some studies have found qwerty to be so entrenched that users take a very long time to equal their qwerty typing speed on dvorak even after extensive training. the increase in speed is generally not thought to be worth the trouble of retraining staff, as few computer workers spend a large portion of their time typing prose at maximum speed.

(my comp sci dissertation is on keyboards, I’ve spent more time than most people would want to reading about this stuff)

This is bullshit. Mechanical typewriters do indeed jam easily, and they jam most easily when two keys in close proximity are pressed in quick succession. Therefore, one of the foremost considerations that determined the QWERTY layout was to place keys that are often used in sequence as far apart as possible. Other considerations that have an impact on typing speed were given lower priorities. Therefore, the QWERTY layout is not exactly conductive to quick typing on machines that don’t have the jamming problem.

So, this layout was created in a way that slows modern typists down. BUT it was not specifically made with the goal to slow down typists — big difference. It was made to speed typing up, because on a mechanical typewriter, even though you’re not super-fast with QWERTY, you would be even slower if you got jams all the time, or if you had to be extra-extra careful to avoid jams.

Topical bit: I’m typing this on my PowerBook, which uses the Dvorak layout. I popped my keys off and rearranged them to suit. It makes it really amusing when people want to borrow my computer. I credit Dvorak with getting rid of the wrist pain I used to have typing (I’m a programmer, so my ability to type is part of my stock in trade). On the downside, it did take me months to get good at it (I used no tutor program), and going back to a Dvorak layout isn’t particularly easy. I’m not a really natural typist, though, so YMMV.

Actually, the US is the loser when it comes to metric – they tried, at first, around when Canada made the swap… but gave up. My dad was growing up in Canada at the time, so he remembers the whole deal.

Get stamina typing tutor to learn, it’s free, took me about a week to be able to touch type it, a bit longer to start getting up to speed. I like it, you can just feel how more efficent it is, and i know no one is using my comuputer, since my keyboard still has qwerty keys. It’s like another layer of security. Great find.

debian systems have an optional package called dvorak-tutor (I think) in the games section of the free repository. after 3 or 4 sessions, I was able to slowly touch type.. within 1mo I was completely proficient… (keep in mind it took me well over a year to learn qwerty that well.)

when I switched to dvorak almost 10 years ago I had no problem with the cut, copy, paste shortcuts… in every single windows app (and a lot of *nix and mac ones) shift-del, ctrl-ins, shift ins, still work for that.

It’s really worth trying, it’s remarkably logical and easy to learn.

on a side note, I really think we should have more model m hacks.

Here’s one I made earlier… http://www.broster.co.uk/keyboard.html

try http://send2adtc.googlepages.com/dvqwmod for a go at the combo mode.