deskthority

nano wrote:Awesome project!

I can see some more plates on the desk. Are those for sale?

Thanks!
These parts are for the planned second version of keyboard

Looks very interesting, the thumb cluster looks to be a bit more accessible than it is on the ErgoDox.
Do you enjoy typing on it? It's going to take some time getting used to i would imagine.

Of course i enjoy typing on it! Why you even doubt? :D

But you are right, right now typing on this ...

How does your layout compare to an ErgoDox?

I have much less keys, so the modificators are used much more instesively. Cannot tell if it is good or bad.

How are the keys mapped?


Default Layer:

GRV, Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U, I, O, P, EQL,
SLSH, A, S, D, F, G, PGUP, HOME, H, J, K, L, SCLN,QUOT ...

https://pix.zaar.be/keyboard/overview-2.jpg


Hi guys, i've just finished a working prototype of my split-hand column-layout keyboard. This is my first build report, so please do not judge me harshly. Also English is not my native language, so please excuse me for mistakes i will inevitably make ...

There's a better method than drawing everything by hand. It is called "Laser Ironing", and is available with common materials at home.

Basically you'll need a laser (that's very important) printer, glossy magazine cover and clothes iron.
1) Set your printer to maximum toner expense and print your ...

TheQsanity wrote:
Where did you find this one?

I've got today brand new choc mini with exactly same layout. Looks like it is now standard layout for 2013 (and late 2012?) version.

Sorry for quality of image - shot the keyboard with crappy phone camera.

I worked in office 500m away from this place few years ago :)
This is a Keyboard Monument, constructed by local modern artists, mentioned even by Nicolaus Wirth.
Sad to say, but that photo must be quite old. In 2011 that keyboard was "modded" by "customizers" - teenage graffiti bands, so last time i ...