Colemaklayout
The Colemak keyboard layout is a redesign of the standard QWERTY layout, aiming to improve typing efficiency and comfort. It was created by Shai Coleman in 2006. Colemak rearranges the keys to place the most frequently used letters on the home row, reducing the distance typists' fingers have to travel. This repositioning is intended to decrease finger strain and potentially increase typing speed over time.
A key feature of Colemak is its compatibility with QWERTY. It deviates from QWERTY by only changing
Colemak is available as a built-in option in major operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users