• Echedenyan@lemmy.ml
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    2 years ago

    I don’t write with all my fingers, adaptation takes me time even for a simple keyboard with the same layout but different size and these layouts are not performant or designed for Spanish keymaps.

    So, no.

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      2 years ago

      Cual es la diferencia con teclados en español igual? Hasta donde yo se lo unico que cambia es que se agrega la “ñ”.

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        Dvorak and Colemak are designed taking English words into account as base to position the common keys in a more accesible way, where QWERTY has a more different approach.

        Writing in Spanish using them is not more performant but the opposite.

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          Ooh, yeah. I forgot about that. 我经常得用中文打字 nowadays. Dvorak would be a nightmare for that, I suspect.

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        A bunch of characters are also placed in other keys. I use an international layout with dead keys to do spanish on any US qwerty keyboard. Goodbye spanish keyboards.