'Lp,Lr.LmpLiyLifRigRicRmrRrlRp/Rp=Rp\RpaLpoLreLmuLiiLidRihRitRmnRrsRp-Rp;LpqLrjLmkLixLibRimRiwRmvRrzRpOut to the reach, back to a o e u / h t n s before the next key.
The marked keys are exactly what the reach drill asks for: p y f g c r l on the top row, k m w v z on the bottom. The row between them is the resting row you came from — every reach is one key out and one key back, never a wander. Dvorak loads the top row with the working consonants p y f g c r l and pushes the rarest letters — q j k x z among them — down to the bottom, where reaching costs the most.
Dvorak & Colemak dvorak — the full keyboard
0 wpm 100% acc target 20/94%
1 top & bottom 2 common pairs 3 common words 4 passage
top & bottom reach and return
  • top row holds the vowels y and the consonants p f g c r l
  • always return your fingers to a o e u / h t n s
home position
TYPE ~/learn/touch-typing-alt-layouts · top & bottom · rung 1/4 type to advance the ladder finger map · on miss esc exit

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