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From: i921651@redgum.ucnv.edu.au (        TPot        )
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Subject: Talk: Dvorak-QWERTY, domain name
Date: 8 Oct 1994 21:47:49 -0500
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In article <371g6t$50r@sashimi.wwa.com> twp1@callisto.acpub.duke.edu (Travis "Wellington of Duke" Pouarz) writes:
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>I've always had an interest in Dvorak keyboards.  I am intent on
[...]
>commands are layed out in a very convenient format (i.e. apple's cut,
>copy, paste: x,c,v and many find, find again, replace & find again
>commands: f,g,h).  Nonetheless, I'm going to convert just as soon I can
>(get the hang of it).

How does the dvorak go when using editers like vi?  ie. movement keys.
Having never seen a dvorak, could someone post the key layout?

>IMHO, Scarecrow.com sounds a lot classier than boba.com; it gets my
>vote.
My thoughts exactly.

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