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@ pixelprimer @lemmy.world

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  • Your Recommendations for Corded Keymappings (e.g. Techinques and/or Software)

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  • I got mine used and in the bag of shame raffle 😅 AUD to USD makes them pretty expensive. They are really nice though. If you’re on the fence I’d get some printed in MJF and use those for a bit. )Then you’ll fall in love with the profile and be forced to buy the real deal hahaha )

  • Your Recommendations for Corded Keymappings (e.g. Techinques and/or Software)

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  • I like DES for mx and it works well for combos as well. You can buy a set from Asymplex if you have the cash. Or order them from JLCPCB in MJF which is also pretty nice. You can find pre spued files for that on GitHub if you search around

  • Your Recommendations for Corded Keymappings (e.g. Techinques and/or Software)

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  • Vertical Combos are pressed with a single finger. Possibly easier depending on keycaps and key spacing (choc spaced and Chicago Steno is what I use). You basically press in the crack between the two keys pressing both at once.

    The horizontal combos are done with multiple fingers. You can see the blue keys on the base layer as well as the combo diagrams on the bottom for the rest of the combos.

    KeymapDB is great and I believe they have a combo/chording filter to look at keymaps that use them.

  • Your Recommendations for Corded Keymappings (e.g. Techinques and/or Software)

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  • Choc red or choc pro red keyswitches?

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  • If you’re looking at red pro, I’d go for ambient twilights the new silent switches are improvements in every way for linears.

  • pueo 🦉 a split version of my other board with some totem inspiration thrown in

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  • Showing it in its natural habitat hahaha

  • pueo 🦉 a split version of my other board with some totem inspiration thrown in

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  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    pueo 🦉 a split version of my other board with some totem inspiration thrown in

  • Looking for a portable ortholinear

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  • For a silent and portable keywell you’ve basically only got the Glove80. Their new Cherry Blossom silent switches is where I would go. Voyager is also an option but only slightly less expensive than the glove and you lose the keywell. I’d definitely go for that if you’re willing to drop the cash. There’s usually a few used ones up for sale on the MoErgo discord

  • After seeing the reactions of the Qazimoto, thought I'd share my daily driver

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  • No comment 😂

  • After seeing the reactions of the Qazimoto, thought I'd share my daily driver

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  • Logitech Trackman Marble for pointing

  • After seeing the reactions of the Qazimoto, thought I'd share my daily driver

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  • Holding the highlighted red thumb key(s) will activate layers. So left thumb is nav, right is symnum, both is fun.

    The shift on R is only used for shortcuts, and acts as r when tapped and shift when held. For typing I use the two sticky shift combos on ring+middle homerow.

  • Mechanical Keyboards @lemmy.ml
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    After seeing the reactions of the Qazimoto, thought I'd share my daily driver

  • Looking for a recommendation of a glove80 like

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  • There is nothing like that in the market. You can just never turn on the rgb and swap to blanks. That being said it’s a uniform profile so you can move them around wherever you want to match your actual keymap.

  • The ʻākohekohe. Love letter to the Zilpzalp, Grumpy, Fitis and Rufous.

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  • Happy to answer as someone on the low key count side, simply put the benefit for me is comfort. Having a two key inner column reduces that awkward reach which is a pretty big improvement. I personally have pinkie pain so reducing pinkie keys completely down to just one key each lowers load and any reaches.

    As noted you get rid of having dedicated keys as a side effect. By design those keys are low frequency or fit well with combos. Q and Z for example are super uncommon.

    V is an almost a special case that works really well as a combo. V almost exclusively interacts with vowels, especially “e” and “i”. So with optimized layouts, it gets pushed to one of the worse positions on the consonant side. Usually top pinky or top inner.

    The combo position is easier to reach and use over the pinkie or inner index. It is predictably preceded and followed by a vowel (or space), it is easy to keep a typing flow with the combo. (This V explanation is stolen and reworded from jcmkk3)

    I’d say the same for / and quotes ring and middle move together and those combos are very comfortable compared to using your pinkies or at least my pinkies.

  • The ʻākohekohe. Love letter to the Zilpzalp, Grumpy, Fitis and Rufous.

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  • Designed in Ergogen and KiCAD. Basically remade the Zilpzalp using the rufous Ergogen config then cut down the thumbs. Build the rest with jcmkk3’s great footprints and using the hummingbird matrix. Made firmware for ZMK but should also just work with standard hummingbird firmware. Lot’s of love to apfel, weteor, and PJE66 as well.

    https://github.com/grassfedreeve/akohekohe

  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    The ʻākohekohe. Love letter to the Zilpzalp, Grumpy, Fitis and Rufous.

  • [Discussion thread] Did you solder your keyboard yourself or did you get it prebuilt?

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  • Soldered them all, and now designed my most recent one myself.

  • Zilpzalp + Nocturnals + Aptmak 👌

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  • Nocturnals were actually my first choc I knew they were coming and waited. That being said they are great, very quiet, satisfying to type on and have better tolerances than standard chocs leading to less stem wobble. Out of choc and MX ambients are genuinely one of my favourite if not favourite switch. Definitely recommend, especially if you need the silence. I work from home so that’s not an issue for me but still a nice bonus.

    If you like the weight and feel of sunsets, the sunrise switches are coming soon which will be silent tactiles and is aiming for the same feel.

  • Bonus of having to order 5 PCBs free keyboards for your friends ❤️

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  • I think it was too small for them hahah. But they liked the split and programmability. I think they are looking at buying a voyager.

  • Zilpzalp + Nocturnals + Aptmak 👌

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  • I may or may not like ever smaller unibody keyboards. Grumpy is next then hopefully a 26 key.

  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    Zilpzalp + Nocturnals + Aptmak 👌

  • Discovered the Naya today, did anyone pre-order?

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  • It looks like vaporware to me tbh

  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    Nocturnal Rufous

  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    Wireless Charybdis Nano

  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    Bonus of having to order 5 PCBs free keyboards for your friends ❤️

  • ErgoMechKeyboards @lemmy.world
    pixelprimer @lemmy.world

    Just built my first keyboard. First Ergo too! Cheapino