I would tend to agree with that. My personal reason why ortholinear feels better is for touch typing.
One day I basically decided to go all-in and learn Dvorak and touch typing on my new Ergodox EZ (ortho split keyboard). Right now I'm typing this on a regular staggered keyboard and I can tell you my left hand is having a hard time finding the right (!) keys on the bottom row.
Ortho is much easier to place your fingers by feel.
That and it maps better when designing games :P
@Naughtylus @arran @sotolf @hund Hey, I love typing games! I'll share this other I have been using these days: https://zty.pe/
@Naughtylus @arran @sotolf @hund I got to 15 on Qwerty and 4 on Dvorak 😂
Cool to know, I will check it!
@Naughtylus @arran @sotolf @hund Ooooh, so it is a game to learn the abstract skill of touch typing. That's a cool concept! It might be useful to experiment the feel of touch-typing. Sadly I can not experiment it, since I have touch typed since I can remember (lessons as child). I'll keep it handy for people who could find it interesting.
@Naughtylus @arran @sotolf @hund Also, how does it work on keys positions instead of letters? WTF
@taamas
Ooh nice, I got to wave 009!
But Zen Typing is actually a game I made
https://thibaultlemaire.gitlab.io/games/zen-typing/
So any feedback is appreciated :)
@arran @sotolf @hund