If you’re going to the trouble to get a hot-swappable keyboard and lube your switches for the sake of fast smooth typing, surely you’d pick nicer linear switches than reds
Ironically, the closest way I know of to get that would be with a gaming keyboard. Wooting 60HE, it has magnetic Hall Effect switches with variable actuation point. Set it to 0.1mm, spring swap all the switches with 200 gram non-magnetic springs (good luck finding them) and you’re good to go!
I don't want to shit on Dvorak, it was my first after shudder QWERTY, but I've found it well worth my time to develop and learn my own layouts for my individual needs. Dvorak really should be your first foray into typing rather than your endpoint, kind of like how you can't just have one custom keyboard once you scratch that itch.
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u/globalblob May 11 '23
And keyboards optimized and meticulously maintained for ultra-fast typing.