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      <title>Workman layout</title>
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      <description>The workman layout is the first non qwerty layout I have tried to learn. It&amp;rsquo;s taken me an inordinate amount of time to get used to it, but I&amp;rsquo;m finally getting to point where I&amp;rsquo;m considering swapping to it cold turkey.
Here are a couple of things to help out if you are thinking of switching
Vim Vim has an awesome method called langmap that allows you to use an alternative set of keys and map them back to their qwerty equivalents in normal mode.</description>
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      <title>Todo.txt</title>
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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ve started using a TODO list. I looked into a number of vim based solutions like vim-org-mode and vim-notes, but they all felt a bit too complex.
In the end I settled on todo.txt-cli which is a terminal program that manages a set of text base todo lists. It has a bunch of base features such as projects, tags, priorities, reports, and archiving. There is also a bunch of plugins that give you things like syncing with git/google-tasks, scheduling, recurring tasks, and printing.</description>
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