“If you spend most of your time typing on your keyboard (and I
hope you don’t use that mouse very frequently, if you care for your
wrists, that is), getting up to speed and practicing to become a
better and faster typist is well worth the time and effort. And
measuring something is the first step to improve it.“There are tons of applications which test your typing abilities
and help you improve it, but wouldn’t it be nice to have a basic
idea about your typing performance using nothing but good old
Bash”
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