Forgetting Qwerty

Today was the first time that I tried typing on one of the computer lab computers.  I started freaking out because of course those computers are setup to type in Qwerty.  When I tried to change the keyboard layout, it asked for the root password.  The same happened when I tried to access the language menu.  What to do?  What to do?  I tried setxkbmap -variant dvorak as worked on my Ubuntu virtual machine.  An error occured?  Oh no.  What to do?  I went back to the trusty Dvorak zine, and they said to just do setxkbmap dvorak.  No error message.  I tried my left hand.  Oh happy days!  aoeu came up and it made me happy.  Anyway, I don’t think I can type in Qwerty anymore and it seems like Dvorak has taken over my brain.  I have to look at the keys to type in Qwerty and oh man, it is really frustrating.  It’s also frustrating that I can’t type at my original Qwerty speed yet and I’m nowhere near as accurate at even a slower pace.  I’m definitely getting better though, and I’m starting to feel more confident in this whole Dvorak thing.  I also, in the lab, did all of my coding in Dvorak and it was weird because it was the first time using the {} keys and I didn’t remember that <> were above comma and the period.  Anyway, I’m off to Dvorak-ize more!