Aset keyboard

Transposeing the letters dfjk with etni increases the amount of text
typed from the keys under the index and middle fingers by a factor of
five, from 7.5% ot average text to 37%.

I have found a keyboard remapping program that is free, downloads
quickly and is very easy to use. I am typing this email on a keyboard
remapped to the etni or aset transposition layout.
The program is called 'Keytweak 2.11' and can be googled up by that
name. It is available from several sites, includeing PC magazine. The
creator of the program is Travis Crumsick.

After you have loaded the program hit start.
Click the keytweak icon and a graphic of a keyboard will appear.
Click the 'Full teach mode' at the bottom of the screen.
A box will appear. Click 'begin teach mode'.
Press the key you want to reassign, then the key you want it reassigned
to. In this case d and e.
Click 'remap key#1 to key#2'
The box will disappear and the scancodes of the keys will appear in the
'pending changes' window at the bottom right.
Follow the same procedure for the remaining seven remaps.
Click 'apply' and you will be asked if you want to turn off the
computer to apply the changes.
At the top there is also a clickable 'restore defaults' to give you
back your qwerty layout.
The whole process takes less than five minutes.

A few days ago I came upon a post in 'hardware forum' that Typingmaster
6.3 supports etni.
I hope to someday see a keyboard with qwdrfy on its top row.