Tip #1390: Give back movement to the Dvorak layout.

When one switches to the Dvorak keyboard and uses vim it becomes difficult to use the standard (h,j,k,l) movement keys. This is a great way to have the same movement locations and retain all of the functionality. There are also a few added benifits, that can be used. Add this to your .vimrc

The fixes for what is broken

    * Delete 'd' -> Junk 'j'
    * Next 'n' -> ???? 'l'
    * Previous 'N' -> ? 'L'

There were also some changes for familiarity, 's'/'S' can be used to access command mode (the old location of the :, which still works).
Added Benefits

    * End of line '$' -also- '-'
    * Beginning of line '^' -also- '_'
    * Move up 8 'T'
    * Move down 8 'H'
    * Next window <C-w><C-w> -also- 'N'
    * Swap windows <C-w><C-r> -also- 'D'

" Dvorak it!
no d h
no h j
no t k
no n l
no s :
no S :
no j d
no l n
no L N

" Added benefits
no - $
no _ ^

no N <C-w><C-w>
"no T <C-w><C-r>
no H 8<down>
no T 8<up>
no D <C-w><C-r>

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