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by jogme 2y ago
Thanks, I will try this! Do you use this setup?
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by jogme 2y ago
I like the T-34 layout[0] - I like how much 'science' (research) did he put in it. An another one is the callum layout[1]. There is an option with QMK to rediscover TRRS cable when it gets disconnected or is plugged after startup,
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by jogme 2y ago
Thanks! Technique for sure does a lot, but after you find the right tool, it's just pain to go back.
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by jogme 2y ago
It is relative ofc, but at the bottom of the main page of the website is a downloadable and printable layout, with it you can try if your palm "largeness" is compatible with it or not. See if you can comfortably reach all the keys
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by jogme 2y ago
If you are interested you can always try it out on your current kb, right? > Seniply Yes, the idea is the same. I'm using Base layer + 3 other and using one shot for the function keys. Tap dance wouldn't be a problem either, I
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by jogme 2y ago
iiuc you are comparing matrix implementation with or without diodes. What would be the results between matrix against pin/key implementation? I am using QMK and I haven't looked under the hood what the "direct pin" actua
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by jogme 2y ago
This tool is awesome for design! Thanks for sharing it!
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by jogme 2y ago
Putting a lot of things on layers instead of having them on hardware is not working for anyone so I can totally understand! What symbol keys are you missing from the sofle? I think most of the "missing" symbols are on the thumb ke
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by jogme 2y ago
Wow, looks cool! Interesting to see the thumb key positions are very similar to mine! Can you reach the outermost (outer regarding one half) thumb key without any issues? Is your hand position like two columns for the middle finger instead
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by jogme 2y ago
Thanks! Good point for the splay. For some reason I didn't consider it, but looking at it rn I could put a some of the keys in an angle which would feel better. I'll consider it for the next release (or a different version)! I hav
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by jogme 2y ago
The human is not perfectly symmetrical by a vertical line - same as our faces! Do you have the project somewhere online to share - git, blog, reddit, etc.? I would like to have a follow up on your progress!
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by jogme 2y ago
I haven't tried and wasn't aware of the Voyager at the time I started this project. Looking at it now, I think I would come to the same issue of the switches being too close to each other. My first split was a corne (I have a feel
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by jogme 2y ago
Given the thumbs limited movement, I came to a conclusion that 2 keys are comfortably reachable, but to reach the third thumb key, the thumb needs to get into a weird and uncomfortable position. That was my problem with the corne I had and
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by jogme 2y ago
> Could you explain what you did to achieve "diodeless" design and how do you prevent masking? I was not precise with the "diodeless" definition - the keys are directly connected to the processor pins without using a
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Show HN: I made a split keyboard for large palms(jogmekeebs.com)
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