You can just barely make it out in this sceenshot but I just turned off Canadian English and switched to Colemak full time. Wish me luck, eh?
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You can just barely make it out in this sceenshot but I just turned off Canadian English and switched to Colemak full time. Wish me luck, eh?
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3 responses to “Switching To Colemak”
Good luck with full-time Colemak, Ian!
When Canadian English is enabled, does the A key type out ‘eh’?
Yep. And the function keys become flannel keys. 🙂