Re: german layout
> The best keyboard (for speed) has the Dvorak layout. I could only find > a scheme of some of the keys, here it is: > > > [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [0] [[] []] > > ['] [,] [.] [P] [Y] [F] [G] [C] [R] [L] [/] [=] [\] > > [A] [O] [E] [U] [I] [D] [H] [T] [N] [S] [-] > > [;] [Q] [J] [K] [X] [B] [M] [W] [V] [Z] > > If you want to know where each key is in coparison to a qwerty keyboard, > check this page: > http://www.mwbrooks.com/dvorak/layout.html > > Greetz, > Tim. > > -- > Remove babytalk from emailaddress to reply. [zdys@localhost zdys]$ java EnableBabyFilter BabyFilter v1 build 3 type message. the only thing missing is a keyboard with lcd display for each key. sincerely i wonder if i could get used to this layout. anyone done this already ? ^C BabyFilter exiting [zdys@localhost zdys]$
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