I have used Dvorak everywhere for about 15 years, including at work (with a hardware-switchable keyboard so others can drive too).
I was around 90wpm on qwerty when I switched and am similar on dvorak. The big advantage in my mind is not speed, but comfort. The times when I've had to type on a qwerty board all day, my wrists and hands ache at the end of the day. Whenever I use a coworker's computer I feel like I'm doing finger gymnastics.
Would you suggest I learn Colemak? How does it compare, comfort-wise, to dvorak?
I was around 90wpm on qwerty when I switched and am similar on dvorak. The big advantage in my mind is not speed, but comfort. The times when I've had to type on a qwerty board all day, my wrists and hands ache at the end of the day. Whenever I use a coworker's computer I feel like I'm doing finger gymnastics.
Would you suggest I learn Colemak? How does it compare, comfort-wise, to dvorak?