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Dvorak

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Finger 123478910
Usage 7.24% (P87)7.08% (P16)10.74% (P33)13.11% (P50)13.60% (P72)11.45% (P20)10.59% (P64)8.97% (P94)
Same Finger Full Scissor Half Scissor Lat. Stretch
Bigram 1.90% (P85) 0.05% (P21) 1.82% (P64) 0.62% (P41)
Skipgram 4.68% (P46) 0.46% (P78) 3.44% (P94) 2.54% (P96)
No Thumbs Left Space Right Space
Weak-ish Redirs. 0.60% (P47) 0.48% (P20) 0.80% (P53)
Weak Redirects 0.51% (P62) 0.24% (P65) 0.24% (P65)
Other Same Finger 22.70% (P79) 14.73% (P82) 14.73% (P82)
Rolls : Alts 1.10 (P4) 1.25 (P8) 1.63 (P62)
2-Roll In : Out 1.76 (P64) 1.70 (P82) 1.09 (P47)
3-Roll In : Out 0.55 (P16) 0.68 (P18) 3.25 (P74)
Author
August Dvorak
Year
1982
Finger Map
Traditional

Dvorak is a keyboard layout patented in 1936 intended as a more ergonomic and faster alternative to QWERTY. The Dvorak Simplified Keyboard was standardized as ANSI X4.22-1983 and is available on all major operating systems.