On Sun, 02 Oct 2005 11:10:13 -0400 whatsizface wrote: > > > > > > > [gr] Would it be possible just to re-arrange the keys on my qwerty keyboard, or should I get a new keyboard? You mentioned that you had a Keytronics Dvorak keyboard, where could I buy one of those if necessary? Are they expensive? > > > Hi, > > Keytronics KB101 model is the cadillac of keyboards. I paid $150.00 for > one of those in 1996. Keytronics also has an kit with a Prom, and a new > set of keycaps for that keyboard. This keyboard has many options, you > can even order kits or modify the press force needed for the keys, to > light medium and heavy. If you can get one of these keyboards in the > aftermarket, recyclers or run into one, pick it up immediately it will > be a good buy. > Note it must be "KB101" or "KB101 Plus" marked as such on the front and > on the label. Mine says on the bottom label "KB101 PLus-C" [gr] Hi again, I was wondering if I can take my own keyboard and just change the keys to make up a dvorak keyboard? From what I can see based on a picture of the dvorak layout, it would be just a question re-arranging keycaps, since Linux can easily remap the keyboard to dvorak. How far off am I? -- GR Gaudreau <grgaud [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com> Words are to a theologian what grease is to a pig: They make him very slippery.