I think one of your keys is upside down? Right split, second row, third from the left.
Or maybe it's just the font
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I think one of your keys is upside down? Right split, second row, third from the left.
Or maybe it's just the font
Are those sindarin key caps? That's awesome!
I know nothing about ergomech keyboards but this looks like a genuine work of art and got me interested in seeing more. Thank you for sharing this!
awesome look! how are you liking the convex thumb caps?
The convex caps are awesome ; I felt uneasy with concave ones before, now my thumbs are lying on plastic cushions. They are not textured and allow your thumbs to glide on them.
I'm not sure, but what are the wheels mapped to? Are they scroll or mouse x/y/something else?
It depends on the layer. I have volume, screen brightness, tab/shift tab (pair it with ctrl/cmd and this is very versatile), command left/right (browser history), ctrl left/right (macos virtual desktops), undo/redo, scroll up/down, page up/down. Since it can also act as a normal switch, I put play/pause on it when it controls the volume, and mouse click when it scrolls.
You could map them to mouse movement too quite easily!
I'm curious, what's the point of having the last pinky key to the side instead of below?
I think the idea is, that is supposed to be the top pinkie key, some people find moving laterally is more comfortable than stretching upward?