I use Eclipse with Dvorak-QWERTY Commands (a Mac option). I am running OS 10.6. But when I press the command key, it does not revert back to the QWERTY keyboard but instead stays as Dvorak. This makes keyboard shortcuts a lot harder to use. How can I fix this problem? ...
I recently switched to the dvorak keyboard layout as a bit of an experiment. One of the most difficult parts of the transition has been dealing with hot-keys. Most hot-keys are designed with qwerty in mind and, to make matters worse, hot-keys seem to be extremely muscle memory bound. Rather than relearn all the hot-keys, I've written a...
I often hear complaints that programming languages that make heavy use of symbols for brevity, most notably C and C++ (I'm not going to touch APL), are difficult to type because they require frequent use of the shift key. A year or two ago, I got tired of it myself, downloaded Microsoft's Keyboard Layout Creator, made a few changes to my...
I have set my default-input-method variable to "english-dvorak": (custom-set-variables '(default-input-method "english-dvorak")) When I launch Emacs, this input method is not selected. How can I make it so that all buffers by default open in this input method? ...
Hi, I am fed up with qwerty keyboard for programming. I am looking for a more convinent keymap. I tried learning dvorak. I see there are lot of versions of dvorak, which one should I use? Also, I heard about Bepo, is it an other keymap or just a version of dvorak? ...
I have take a try dvorak keyboard layout, and i also taked a look of programmers dvorak and colemak layout. But what I'd like create a new layout, which is more better in code and *nix. I've do some statistic from many codes include java,python,ruby,php,c,js, and get a result of which key use most, which symbol use most, which number us...