Re: OT: Dvorak keyboard layout
| From: | Danny Wier <dawier@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, February 2, 2003, 13:17 |
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On 2003.02.02 06:54 And Rosta wrote:
> How do you cope with the problem of moving between different physical
> keyboards? Even alternating between different qwerty variants is very
> very disruptive, and having to alternate between dvorak and qwerty
> wd be catastrophic. But being always able to use dvorak wd be Good
Typing English words using an Arabic keyboard layout can produce some
interesting results. Since it's an abjad and not an alphabet, the words are at
least pronounceable.
For example, for "We the people of the United States, in order to form a more
perfect union", I get "sath qaath hathkhahmath khab qaath 'aa hafthi
safshafthasu haa khaqithaq fakh bakhfeh sh-takhqath hathqabthuf 'aa hakhaa".
A Russian layout, on the other hand, isn't quite as pretty.
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