Support Dvorak layout

Comments: 12

• 12 Dec, '19
  Friend of efficiency

  Yes why stick with a typewriter style almost qwety layout when designing a new type of keyboard? Don't get it...

• 22 Apr, '20
  Προμηθέας

  Id like something similar. Using a Halmak with multiple layers on my ortholinear keyboard. Second layer accommodates numbers as the workman dead layout. If you’re an efficiency freak it’s a winner.

• 07 May, '20
  Kevin Joyce

  To be clear I would think dvorak-like hexagon layout. The home row letters should be adjacent to the hex spaces. Maybe this:
  pyfcrl
  qaognsz
  et
  jiuwhdv
  kxbm

• 31 Aug, '20
  Dan

  Dvorak support would be wonderful! I hope this gets implemented soon!

• 15 Nov, '20
  Daniel

  I purchased the app because it promises a lot 😁
  
  I'm typing Dvorak everywhere, so it would be great to use this keyboard also with Dvorak.

• 06 Feb, '21
  John

  @Admin: I suggest you merge this with "Customizable key arrangement" the content is pretty much the same.
  
  
  In general the frequency letters are used in differs by language. This should be taken into consideration when drafting the new feature.

• 03 May, '21
  Erik Jensen

  It doesn't have to be Dvorak, specifically, though I do already know it, but if I'm going to be learning a new key arrangement, it might as well be one designed for modern-day efficiency rather than one based on a layout designed to reduce jamming on mechanical typewriters over a century ago.

• 22 Jun, '21
  Janis Berneker Admin

  "a dvorak keypad please :+)" (suggested by J C on 2021-06-14), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 17 Jul, '21
  Pat Kilburn Merged

  Put in dvorak keyboard. It is faster than querty.

• 12 Dec, '21
  Anne Admin

  "Dvorak" (suggested by Pat Kilburn on 2021-07-17), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 07 Apr
  Cosmically Corrupted

  A Dvorak hexagon keyboard layout would be amazing.

• 22 Apr
  Nicolas Rogala

  This seems kinda pointless? Dvorak was designed for hands, not thumbs, and this keyboard already has a layout designed for phone typing. I suppose it makes sense if you are just using the normal rectangular layout and remember Dvorak better. What would a "hexagonal dvorak layout" even look like??? There aren't even the same number of rows as a normal keyboard.