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You can literally pick from a list of various different keyboard maps
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/configuring-keyboard-and-mouse-shortcuts.html
Relevant XKDC
@breadsmasher Yes, and AFAIK none of them are based on any research or actual design. The XKCD is really valid. Maybe it should be a coordinated attempt by couple popular text editors.
You can't standardise everything, but the basic most common actions could be. There is already a small subset which works across the majority of editors, ctrl/cmd+ZXCV for example.
The entire QWERTY layout as far as I remember wasnβt based on any design or research
That's wrong. Qwerty was eventually chosen by the inventor because it was the most efficient design. https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/history-and-evolution-of-qwerty-keyboard
Thanks for the interesting article! But it doesnβt really specify a specific research and design. Just theories? But I would defer to the article and I am just misreading something