Comment on Brain, Bytes, Back, Buns - The Programmer's PrioritiesparentComments−eru14yYou can also a standing desk. If you are into nice keyboards, you might want to give the Kinesis Advantage a try. (It's expensive, but nice.)−zerostar0714yThe problem with non-standard keyboards is that when you find yourself working on someone else's desk it's too hard to adapt.−eru14yActually, not. Have you tried?I find the short term transition between Dvorak and qwerty when using other people's computer much harder than just the shape of the keyboard. (And setting other computers to Dvorak for temporarily is easy nowadays.)
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You can also a standing desk. If you are into nice keyboards, you might want to give the Kinesis Advantage a try. (It's expensive, but nice.)
The problem with non-standard keyboards is that when you find yourself working on someone else's desk it's too hard to adapt.
Actually, not. Have you tried?
I find the short term transition between Dvorak and qwerty when using other people's computer much harder than just the shape of the keyboard. (And setting other computers to Dvorak for temporarily is easy nowadays.)