That's an interesting idea. Do you use a Dvorak keyboard, or do you know how to use them?
I've always wondered if it was worth getting into a Dvorak keyboard layout, as it's supposed to be fast, but I've heard that it's hard to go back to a Qwerty keyboard (not hard as in "I don't want to" but hard as in "I have real difficulties typing on them because my mind has been retrained").
Does learning a Dvorak keyboard tend to mess up one's ability to type on a qwerty board?
I don't know dvorak asside from it being the #2 standard layout. I could never learn another keyboard layout either but I think could handle learning that typing my real password was really like typing something else. I can train my brain to type jibberish knowing that it really comes out different.
My sister sent me this like a year ago. This is the latest keyboard to make a push against qwerty. Boasting simplicity for layout. Note the purely alphabetical layout. The marketing push for this is to teach kids and then a whole new generation of computer users will grow up on a different keyboard.
The idea of beating the keylogger is the same. Your just mapping your keyboard so your typing something that your not.