And then I moved colon and semicolon to layers and re-assigned that outer pinky key to my rarely used AltGr key.
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Coleman-DH: just take the plunge
I've been interested in this, but for work I have to use keyboards connected to random computers all the time (and bringing my own keyboard isn't an option either). I suppose I'm stuck with QWERTY. I just can't imagine keeping two keyboard layouts in my muscle memory.
With Miryoku! https://github.com/manna-harbour/miryoku
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YES.
New title: "I use common letters more than uncommon letters, so I swapped the keys"