An alternative one-handed keyboard design I like is the half keyboard by Edgar Matias. Personally I am not sure which one is better for typing half-dvorak or half-qwerty.
I used autohotkey for about half a year when I injured my shoulder. With the time to practice I got most of the way back to my typing speed with one hand. It’s really a viable solution that wasn’t too hard to learn.
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An alternative one-handed keyboard design I like is the half keyboard by Edgar Matias. Personally I am not sure which one is better for typing half-dvorak or half-qwerty.
http://edgarmatias.com/papers/hci96/ https://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/1257-half-qwerty-one-...
I used autohotkey for about half a year when I injured my shoulder. With the time to practice I got most of the way back to my typing speed with one hand. It’s really a viable solution that wasn’t too hard to learn.
It's not wearable though, no? or is it?
one could use l||r half of ergodox style keyboard and strap it with velcro to your trousers or jacket