dvorak-qwerty VS dvorak

Finally, if you're worried about shortcuts such as Ctrl + C, don't worry. On Mac there's a layout called Dvorak-Qwerty ⌘, which changes to Qwerty when you hold down the ⌘ key. For Linux and Windows, there's this, https://github.com/kentonv/dvorak-qwerty, this one is linux only: https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak, and this one is windows only: https://github.com/chid/dvorak-qwerty/tree/master/dverty. I can't verify the windows ones but the linux ones work great.

Also if you ever have trouble with things such as ctrl + c, there's a program that fixes that: https://github.com/kentonv/dvorak-qwerty (or if you're on mac they have a built in option for it.)

Check this out if you want to keep QWERTY shortcuts like ctrl + C: https://github.com/kentonv/dvorak-qwerty

BTW if you're not on a mac and are struggling with keybinds, this is very helpful.

Shortcut keys aren't an issue for me thanks to this Linux / Windows program: https://github.com/kentonv/dvorak-qwerty It's been fun learning so far.

Dvorak was designed to ease typing, not shortcuts. You might want to try out Dvorak-Qwerty, which uses Dvorak for typing but QWERTY when you use keyboard shortcuts.

Finally, if you're worried about shortcuts such as Ctrl + C, don't worry. On Mac there's a layout called Dvorak-Qwerty ⌘, which changes to Qwerty when you hold down the ⌘ key. For Linux and Windows, there's this, https://github.com/kentonv/dvorak-qwerty, this one is linux only: https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak, and this one is windows only: https://github.com/chid/dvorak-qwerty/tree/master/dverty. I can't verify the windows ones but the linux ones work great.

There are three installs mentioned, the X grabs method, the system tap method, and the udev method in this linked repository https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak

My main problem has been with my dwm binds, I can't function without them, but I've found a fix! https://github.com/tbocek/dvorak this changes to qwerty when you hold alt, which is a lifesaver for me.

It is possible to emulate Dvorak with QWERTY commands on Linux, though it's a but hacky. I've found this to work flawlessly in every app I've tried: https://github.com/tbocek/Dvorak. I hear it may not work with some apps like games that just read scan codes directly but then one doesn't tend to use shortcuts combos in most games.