Instead of continually promising to "finish off" the site and then NOT being able to do it because of other time commitments, I'm going to set a REALISTIC GOAL and then actually meet it. SO, Version 1.0 of the site will be totally "done" (getting content into those last few pages with placeholders) by the end of AUGUST. The last few additions will not really add any functionality though, so you should think of DVzine.org as the Second Death Star: It is a bit shabby on the outside, and not quite finished, but still fully functional.
Also, don't forget we've added some Dvorak Zine T-shirts over at our CafePress Store. They're a little pricey because CafePress takes $15 off the top (yikes!) But check them out as T-shirts are a great way to spread the word about Dvorak.
7/09/2005
7/04/2005
Arrggh!
Updates ARE in the works, but are still not ready to "go public" quite yet. Sorry for the delay. There is going to be some cool stuff coming up though, including Dvorak Zine T-shirts (from CafePress.com)!
Hopefully Alec will get to the updates this week. Until then, keep spreading the word about Dvorak! :)
Hopefully Alec will get to the updates this week. Until then, keep spreading the word about Dvorak! :)
6/28/2005
Two links and not much else!
We recieved a great link today from fellow Dvorak typer Pupeno. It's a page over at shiar.org that deals with international variations of the Dvorak Keyboard layout. It's got Spanish, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish and Esperanto! Check it out!!!
Another Dvorak typist, Brian, sent us a link to this strange webpage that will automatically convert your typing from QWERTY to Dvorak. So if you were using a computer that you were unable to change the keyboard settings on, you could call up this webpage, type Dvorak comfortably and then cut and paste your text as needed. It's weird. Go see for yourself!
There are still a few loose ends we need to tie up on the site and hopefully we will be dealing with them this week!
Another Dvorak typist, Brian, sent us a link to this strange webpage that will automatically convert your typing from QWERTY to Dvorak. So if you were using a computer that you were unable to change the keyboard settings on, you could call up this webpage, type Dvorak comfortably and then cut and paste your text as needed. It's weird. Go see for yourself!
There are still a few loose ends we need to tie up on the site and hopefully we will be dealing with them this week!
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