#qmk — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #qmk, aggregated by home.social.
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I have a shiny new QMK/VIAL configurable macro pad and thanks to some magic with the compose key to work around the fact that it can't directly output Unicode, I now have the dedicated interrobang key I've wanted for years.
Cool, huh‽
OK, that's not the real reason I wanted it, but it's a huge bonus.
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I have a shiny new QMK/VIAL configurable macro pad and thanks to some magic with the compose key to work around the fact that it can't directly output Unicode, I now have the dedicated interrobang key I've wanted for years.
Cool, huh‽
OK, that's not the real reason I wanted it, but it's a huge bonus.
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I have a shiny new QMK/VIAL configurable macro pad and thanks to some magic with the compose key to work around the fact that it can't directly output Unicode, I now have the dedicated interrobang key I've wanted for years.
Cool, huh‽
OK, that's not the real reason I wanted it, but it's a huge bonus.
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I have a shiny new QMK/VIAL configurable macro pad and thanks to some magic with the compose key to work around the fact that it can't directly output Unicode, I now have the dedicated interrobang key I've wanted for years.
Cool, huh‽
OK, that's not the real reason I wanted it, but it's a huge bonus.
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I have a shiny new QMK/VIAL configurable macro pad and thanks to some magic with the compose key to work around the fact that it can't directly output Unicode, I now have the dedicated interrobang key I've wanted for years.
Cool, huh‽
OK, that's not the real reason I wanted it, but it's a huge bonus.
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A neat thing that I have gotten into: QMK firmware for keyboards and mice. Enormous potential to make things more comfortable/convenient. Good normie-friendly tools in Win/MacOS. But on Linux, the attitude is still "fuck you learn to code". Doesn't help that documentation is scattered, hard to come by, and often amounts to "here's a Discord, go beg"
Genuinely annoying/exhausting
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A neat thing that I have gotten into: QMK firmware for keyboards and mice. Enormous potential to make things more comfortable/convenient. Good normie-friendly tools in Win/MacOS. But on Linux, the attitude is still "fuck you learn to code". Doesn't help that documentation is scattered, hard to come by, and often amounts to "here's a Discord, go beg"
Genuinely annoying/exhausting
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A neat thing that I have gotten into: QMK firmware for keyboards and mice. Enormous potential to make things more comfortable/convenient. Good normie-friendly tools in Win/MacOS. But on Linux, the attitude is still "fuck you learn to code". Doesn't help that documentation is scattered, hard to come by, and often amounts to "here's a Discord, go beg"
Genuinely annoying/exhausting
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#Ækeynox équipe les premiers Quacken qui viennent d’être livrés. On a beaucoup bossé sur ce firmware pour en faire une #keymap aussi saine que possible pour toutes les personnes adeptes de #Poticlaviers, débutantes ou aguerries, de 20 à 200 mots par minute.
On fait en sorte qu’Ækeynox supporte le plus grand nombre possible de claviers #ZMK et #QMK avant les #JdLL, fin mai.
La fonctionnalité Ækeynox sur laquelle on bosse en ce moment, c’est l’émulation #Ergol et #QwertyLafayette. Ça s’annonce bien !
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#Ækeynox équipe les premiers Quacken qui viennent d’être livrés. On a beaucoup bossé sur ce firmware pour en faire une #keymap aussi saine que possible pour toutes les personnes adeptes de #Poticlaviers, débutantes ou aguerries, de 20 à 200 mots par minute.
On fait en sorte qu’Ækeynox supporte le plus grand nombre possible de claviers #ZMK et #QMK avant les #JdLL, fin mai.
https://github.com/OneDeadKey/selenium
La fonctionnalité Ækeynox sur laquelle on bosse en ce moment, c’est l’émulation #Ergol et #QwertyLafayette. Ça s’annonce bien !
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#Ækeynox équipe les premiers Quacken qui viennent d’être livrés. On a beaucoup bossé sur ce firmware pour en faire une #keymap aussi saine que possible pour toutes les personnes adeptes de #Poticlaviers, débutantes ou aguerries, de 20 à 200 mots par minute.
On fait en sorte qu’Ækeynox supporte le plus grand nombre possible de claviers #ZMK et #QMK avant les #JdLL, fin mai.
https://github.com/OneDeadKey/selenium
La fonctionnalité Ækeynox sur laquelle on bosse en ce moment, c’est l’émulation #Ergol et #QwertyLafayette. Ça s’annonce bien !
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#Ækeynox équipe les premiers Quacken qui viennent d’être livrés. On a beaucoup bossé sur ce firmware pour en faire une #keymap aussi saine que possible pour toutes les personnes adeptes de #Poticlaviers, débutantes ou aguerries, de 20 à 200 mots par minute.
On fait en sorte qu’Ækeynox supporte le plus grand nombre possible de claviers #ZMK et #QMK avant les #JdLL, fin mai.
https://github.com/OneDeadKey/selenium
La fonctionnalité Ækeynox sur laquelle on bosse en ce moment, c’est l’émulation #Ergol et #QwertyLafayette. Ça s’annonce bien !
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#Ækeynox équipe les premiers Quacken qui viennent d’être livrés. On a beaucoup bossé sur ce firmware pour en faire une #keymap aussi saine que possible pour toutes les personnes adeptes de #Poticlaviers, débutantes ou aguerries, de 20 à 200 mots par minute.
On fait en sorte qu’Ækeynox supporte le plus grand nombre possible de claviers #ZMK et #QMK avant les #JdLL, fin mai.
La fonctionnalité Ækeynox sur laquelle on bosse en ce moment, c’est l’émulation #Ergol et #QwertyLafayette. Ça s’annonce bien !
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Messing about with my #KeyboardLayout again (that’s half the fun of #QMK or #ZMK etc in a programable #MechanicalKeyboard), this time the mechanism to get capital letters without a dedicated shift key… ⇧
I’m giving #AutoShift another go (long press for capitals), alongside #CapWords (like caps lock, but it turns off at the end of a word), and #MagicCommaShift (comma before letter means shift) 🪄 ⇧
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Messing about with my #KeyboardLayout again (that’s half the fun of #QMK or #ZMK etc in a programable #MechanicalKeyboard), this time the mechanism to get capital letters without a dedicated shift key… ⇧
I’m giving #AutoShift another go (long press for capitals), alongside #CapWords (like caps lock, but it turns off at the end of a word), and #MagicCommaShift (comma before letter means shift) 🪄 ⇧
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Messing about with my #KeyboardLayout again (that’s half the fun of #QMK or #ZMK etc in a programable #MechanicalKeyboard), this time the mechanism to get capital letters without a dedicated shift key… ⇧
I’m giving #AutoShift another go (long press for capitals), alongside #CapWords (like caps lock, but it turns off at the end of a word), and #MagicCommaShift (comma before letter means shift) 🪄 ⇧
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Messing about with my #KeyboardLayout again (that’s half the fun of #QMK or #ZMK etc in a programable #MechanicalKeyboard), this time the mechanism to get capital letters without a dedicated shift key… ⇧
I’m giving #AutoShift another go (long press for capitals), alongside #CapWords (like caps lock, but it turns off at the end of a word), and #MagicCommaShift (comma before letter means shift) 🪄 ⇧
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Messing about with my #KeyboardLayout again (that’s half the fun of #QMK or #ZMK etc in a programable #MechanicalKeyboard), this time the mechanism to get capital letters without a dedicated shift key… ⇧
I’m giving #AutoShift another go (long press for capitals), alongside #CapWords (like caps lock, but it turns off at the end of a word), and #MagicCommaShift (comma before letter means shift) 🪄 ⇧
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. @zmk builds on GitHub Actions have always been uploading artifacts as "firmware.zip". It has always been utter annoying to me.
So I wrote a small GitHub Actions workflow to overcome this: It adds built firmware files to the release as separate files, just like QMK does:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/commit/0a04b0106389c2517413cfe9c695939bd17d5cf8
Example release:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/releases/tag/latest
Might be useful for you. It definitely will be for me :)
I wish this was in core ZMK thogh.
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. @zmk builds on GitHub Actions have always been uploading artifacts as "firmware.zip". It has always been utter annoying to me.
So I wrote a small GitHub Actions workflow to overcome this: It adds built firmware files to the release as separate files, just like QMK does:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/commit/0a04b0106389c2517413cfe9c695939bd17d5cf8
Example release:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/releases/tag/latest
Might be useful for you. It definitely will be for me :)
I wish this was in core ZMK thogh.
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. @zmk builds on GitHub Actions have always been uploading artifacts as "firmware.zip". It has always been utter annoying to me.
So I wrote a small GitHub Actions workflow to overcome this: It adds built firmware files to the release as separate files, just like QMK does:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/commit/0a04b0106389c2517413cfe9c695939bd17d5cf8
Example release:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/releases/tag/latest
Might be useful for you. It definitely will be for me :)
I wish this was in core ZMK thogh.
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. @zmk builds on GitHub Actions have always been uploading artifacts as "firmware.zip". It has always been utter annoying to me.
So I wrote a small GitHub Actions workflow to overcome this: It adds built firmware files to the release as separate files, just like QMK does:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/commit/0a04b0106389c2517413cfe9c695939bd17d5cf8
Example release:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/releases/tag/latest
Might be useful for you. It definitely will be for me :)
I wish this was in core ZMK thogh.
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. @zmk builds on GitHub Actions have always been uploading artifacts as "firmware.zip". It has always been utter annoying to me.
So I wrote a small GitHub Actions workflow to overcome this: It adds built firmware files to the release as separate files, just like QMK does:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/commit/0a04b0106389c2517413cfe9c695939bd17d5cf8
Example release:
https://github.com/Ardakilic/zmk-config/releases/tag/latest
Might be useful for you. It definitely will be for me :)
I wish this was in core ZMK thogh.
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@AAMfP I found https://github.com/eswai/zmk-naginata very easy (but I already had plain ZMK working; current advice is target #ZMK v0.3, main branch still in flux).
On the other hand, there is https://github.com/eswai/qmk_userspace which I think I got to work months ago - but the details are not fresh in my mind. The whole #QMK user space upheaval was still settling.
I focused on ZMK as I was doing my first Bluetooth keyboard.
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@AAMfP I found https://github.com/eswai/zmk-naginata very easy (but I already had plain ZMK working; current advice is target #ZMK v0.3, main branch still in flux).
On the other hand, there is https://github.com/eswai/qmk_userspace which I think I got to work months ago - but the details are not fresh in my mind. The whole #QMK user space upheaval was still settling.
I focused on ZMK as I was doing my first Bluetooth keyboard.
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@AAMfP I found https://github.com/eswai/zmk-naginata very easy (but I already had plain ZMK working; current advice is target #ZMK v0.3, main branch still in flux).
On the other hand, there is https://github.com/eswai/qmk_userspace which I think I got to work months ago - but the details are not fresh in my mind. The whole #QMK user space upheaval was still settling.
I focused on ZMK as I was doing my first Bluetooth keyboard.
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@AAMfP I found https://github.com/eswai/zmk-naginata very easy (but I already had plain ZMK working; current advice is target #ZMK v0.3, main branch still in flux).
On the other hand, there is https://github.com/eswai/qmk_userspace which I think I got to work months ago - but the details are not fresh in my mind. The whole #QMK user space upheaval was still settling.
I focused on ZMK as I was doing my first Bluetooth keyboard.
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@AAMfP I found https://github.com/eswai/zmk-naginata very easy (but I already had plain ZMK working; current advice is target #ZMK v0.3, main branch still in flux).
On the other hand, there is https://github.com/eswai/qmk_userspace which I think I got to work months ago - but the details are not fresh in my mind. The whole #QMK user space upheaval was still settling.
I focused on ZMK as I was doing my first Bluetooth keyboard.
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🚨 New Video: I Ditched Razer for a 4-Year-Old Keyboard (And You Should Too)
Stop buying products designed to fail. After four years on the market, the Keychron Q1 proves that hardware should be a tool you own, not a disposable product you rent. In this video, I break down why I scrapped my Razer Huntsman Elite, a $200 piece of planned obsolescence, for a heavy, modular, and open-source aluminum chassis.
We dive into the hardware, the hot-swappable switches, QMK/VIA open-source firmware, and the three questions every piece of tech must answer before it earns a spot on my desk.
Is it repairable?
Is it modular?
Is it sovereign?100% human made. #NoAI :NoAI:
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFT5smuPhU
Support the mission: ☕ https://liberapay.com/terminaltilt
#TerminalTilt #NoAI #Keychron #QMK #VIA #MechanicalKeyboards #RightToRepair #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #FOSS #Hardware #Linux #LinuxGaming #PlannedObsolescence #RepairNotReplace #Razer #Epomaker
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🚨 New Video: I Ditched Razer for a 4-Year-Old Keyboard (And You Should Too)
Stop buying products designed to fail. After four years on the market, the Keychron Q1 proves that hardware should be a tool you own, not a disposable product you rent. In this video, I break down why I scrapped my Razer Huntsman Elite, a $200 piece of planned obsolescence, for a heavy, modular, and open-source aluminum chassis.
We dive into the hardware, the hot-swappable switches, QMK/VIA open-source firmware, and the three questions every piece of tech must answer before it earns a spot on my desk.
Is it repairable?
Is it modular?
Is it sovereign?100% human made. #NoAI :NoAI:
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFT5smuPhU
Support the mission: ☕ https://liberapay.com/terminaltilt
#TerminalTilt #NoAI #Keychron #QMK #VIA #MechanicalKeyboards #RightToRepair #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #FOSS #Hardware #Linux #LinuxGaming #PlannedObsolescence #RepairNotReplace #Razer #Epomaker
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🚨 New Video: I Ditched Razer for a 4-Year-Old Keyboard (And You Should Too)
Stop buying products designed to fail. After four years on the market, the Keychron Q1 proves that hardware should be a tool you own, not a disposable product you rent. In this video, I break down why I scrapped my Razer Huntsman Elite, a $200 piece of planned obsolescence, for a heavy, modular, and open-source aluminum chassis.
We dive into the hardware, the hot-swappable switches, QMK/VIA open-source firmware, and the three questions every piece of tech must answer before it earns a spot on my desk.
Is it repairable?
Is it modular?
Is it sovereign?100% human made. #NoAI :NoAI:
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFT5smuPhU
Support the mission: ☕ https://liberapay.com/terminaltilt
#TerminalTilt #NoAI #Keychron #QMK #VIA #MechanicalKeyboards #RightToRepair #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #FOSS #Hardware #Linux #LinuxGaming #PlannedObsolescence #RepairNotReplace #Razer #Epomaker
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🚨 New Video: I Ditched Razer for a 4-Year-Old Keyboard (And You Should Too)
Stop buying products designed to fail. After four years on the market, the Keychron Q1 proves that hardware should be a tool you own, not a disposable product you rent. In this video, I break down why I scrapped my Razer Huntsman Elite, a $200 piece of planned obsolescence, for a heavy, modular, and open-source aluminum chassis.
We dive into the hardware, the hot-swappable switches, QMK/VIA open-source firmware, and the three questions every piece of tech must answer before it earns a spot on my desk.
Is it repairable?
Is it modular?
Is it sovereign?100% human made. #NoAI :NoAI:
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFT5smuPhU
Support the mission: ☕ https://liberapay.com/terminaltilt
#TerminalTilt #NoAI #Keychron #QMK #VIA #MechanicalKeyboards #RightToRepair #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #FOSS #Hardware #Linux #LinuxGaming #PlannedObsolescence #RepairNotReplace #Razer #Epomaker
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🚨 New Video: I Ditched Razer for a 4-Year-Old Keyboard (And You Should Too)
Stop buying products designed to fail. After four years on the market, the Keychron Q1 proves that hardware should be a tool you own, not a disposable product you rent. In this video, I break down why I scrapped my Razer Huntsman Elite, a $200 piece of planned obsolescence, for a heavy, modular, and open-source aluminum chassis.
We dive into the hardware, the hot-swappable switches, QMK/VIA open-source firmware, and the three questions every piece of tech must answer before it earns a spot on my desk.
Is it repairable?
Is it modular?
Is it sovereign?100% human made. #NoAI :NoAI:
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFT5smuPhU
Support the mission: ☕ https://liberapay.com/terminaltilt
#TerminalTilt #NoAI #Keychron #QMK #VIA #MechanicalKeyboards #RightToRepair #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #FOSS #Hardware #Linux #LinuxGaming #PlannedObsolescence #RepairNotReplace #Razer #Epomaker
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I have a keyboard with (I think) a busted controller. I have a Proton C and would like to swap it in, but I don’t know how to tell qmk which pins to use for the matrix. Anyone know?
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I have a keyboard with (I think) a busted controller. I have a Proton C and would like to swap it in, but I don’t know how to tell qmk which pins to use for the matrix. Anyone know?
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I have a keyboard with (I think) a busted controller. I have a Proton C and would like to swap it in, but I don’t know how to tell qmk which pins to use for the matrix. Anyone know?
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I have a keyboard with (I think) a busted controller. I have a Proton C and would like to swap it in, but I don’t know how to tell qmk which pins to use for the matrix. Anyone know?
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I have a keyboard with (I think) a busted controller. I have a Proton C and would like to swap it in, but I don’t know how to tell qmk which pins to use for the matrix. Anyone know?
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Well this week I did get the RGB ‘neopixel’ smart LED on the #RP2040 controller in my #MechanicalKeyboard to work, but in #QMK. Right now it tells me what OS it thinks it is connected to, and if caps lock etc are on. Layer changes later…
I did have to ask for help on Discord, but I have submitted another documentation PR.
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Well this week I did get the RGB ‘neopixel’ smart LED on the #RP2040 controller in my #MechanicalKeyboard to work, but in #QMK. Right now it tells me what OS it thinks it is connected to, and if caps lock etc are on. Layer changes later…
I did have to ask for help on Discord, but I have submitted another documentation PR.
