We all have to start somewhere. My first attempt lasted four months, when I was at uni. My second attempt was after I obtained employment, and then dedicated Colemak to my home machines so as to retain my 120 WPM with QWERTY when at work. And I’ve been going since.
I did try to use Colemak on mobile, but with Swype-style input, the accuracy rate drops to almost nothing. Funny how Colemak being so efficient with the home row means that predictive text can’t be as effective.
If I had a nickel for every time I’ve had this same conversation on Lemmy, I’d have two nickels… which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Another Colemak user!
Well. Aspiring user, anyway.
We all have to start somewhere. My first attempt lasted four months, when I was at uni. My second attempt was after I obtained employment, and then dedicated Colemak to my home machines so as to retain my 120 WPM with QWERTY when at work. And I’ve been going since.
I did try to use Colemak on mobile, but with Swype-style input, the accuracy rate drops to almost nothing. Funny how Colemak being so efficient with the home row means that predictive text can’t be as effective.
Which mobile keyboard do you use?
Just the plain Google Keyboard on Android.
Did you accidentally remove the default upvote from your own comment?
I intentionally remove it, as I prefer zero-based counters.
If I had a nickel for every time I’ve had this same conversation on Lemmy, I’d have two nickels… which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.