At 13.47 2012.06.20, you wrote:
>Just for my curiosity: What is the speed increase using a dvorak layout
>over the standard qwerty one? I suppose you only can see the difference if
>you type by 10 fingers, right?

I cna tpye 300 wrods pre mniute!! :D


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>Tamas
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>On 13 June 2012 20:51, Peter Johansson <rockets4kids@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 4:56 PM, Dwayne Reid <dwayner@planet.eon.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > Can I suggest a possibly easier alternative?
>> >
>> > Start with a standard PS2 keyboard.  Build your PIC device to be PS2
>> > both input and output.  Then use an off-the-shelf PS2 to USB adapter.
>> >
>> > I know that I've seen PIC code for working with PS2 keyboards - there
>> > may even exist a QWERTY to Dvorak program out there waiting for you to
>> grab.
>> >
>> > By avoiding the whole USB thing, you save yourself much grief and time=
..
>>
>> This is by far the easiest solution, aside from simply purchasing a
>> dedicated Dvorak keyboard.
>>
>> There are probable cheaper solutions, but I know for a fact that you
>> can purchase a Dvorak keyboard from pckeyboard.com.  It will set you
>> back about $100, but then again you *are* getting essentially a Model
>> M keyboard.  (I doubt you could build a convertor for less even
>> working at minimum wage...)
>>
>> -p.
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