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Finger 123478910
Usage 6.55% (P59)6.96% (P10)6.58% (P0)17.61% (P95)16.24% (P91)7.39% (P2)10.92% (P68)10.51% (P100)
Same Finger Full Scissor Half Scissor Lat. Stretch
Bigram 2.67% (P91) 0.22% (P84) 1.61% (P55) 0.75% (P56)
Skipgram 7.18% (P93) 0.57% (P95) 2.15% (P34) 1.30% (P63)
No Thumbs Left Space Right Space
Weak-ish Redirs. 2.15% (P98) 1.61% (P93) 1.61% (P97)
Weak Redirects 0.39% (P55) 0.19% (P56) 0.19% (P56)
Other Same Finger 28.03% (P92) 18.37% (P92) 18.37% (P92)
Rolls : Alts 2.10 (P81) 2.78 (P84) 1.61 (P60)
2-Roll In : Out 1.10 (P47) 0.82 (P21) 1.40 (P67)
3-Roll In : Out 2.46 (P66) 1.29 (P40) 1.30 (P58)
Author
Jameson Quinn
Year
2013
Finger Map
Traditional
Official Website

Qwpr is a conservative layout with only 11 letters moved from their QWERTY positions.

Install

Section titled “Install”

Kanata is a keyboard remapper that works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

  1. Install Kanata by following “Step 1: Set Up Kanata” in Nova’s Kanata setup guide:

    Step 1: Set Up Kanata (Kanata Guide for Alt Layouts)

  2. Download the Kanata config file for Qwpr:

    Qwpr

  3. Make sure you know how to type your computer password using Qwpr.

  4. Run Kanata with the downloaded config file and make sure the layout works as you expect: 

    kanata --cfg path/to/config.kbd

  5. To have Qwpr activate whenever your computer starts up, follow the instructions to “Automatically start Kanata”:

    Automatically start Kanata (Kanata Guide for Alt Layouts)