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… so far it has been hacked together and my efforts were complicated by needing to account for split keyboards (and I am not good at writing C). I also really want to try to write a keyboard firmware with a Haskell EDSL, since I spend most of my time writing Haskell. That is probably too much work ...

Just great. I'm grateful. This rocks my ergo world. And… I'm also a big supporter of having options. Current status: stage of pure bliss.

Tombery wrote:Update.

Ergodox/Planck kit
- Added complete row 4 bottom row. The reason for this is some people want to use some 1u modifiers from the base set.

Mad props for giving the Ergodox (and Planck) some love.

I strongly encourage you to buy the Colemak kit to ensure your fellow keyboard enthusiasts who use Colemak or Dvorak meet the 150 mqo. It's noble, it's the right thing todo and you want that key. ^____^

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is the first time I see GMK caps with a Colemak option, right?

I'm really exited. Finally I can try out GMK keys on my Ergodox with Colemak. Love the DC kit.

It will most likely be using a fork of HaaTa's Kiibohd firmware, this is what I've settled on for my split HHKB project.


I use a Jack Humberts QMK and heavily customized my Ergodox EZ. So, I speculating that I can somehow get this to work with your board, too… somehow…. I have the feeling I will ...

I have a slight problem in that moving forwards requires quite a significant investment of money in getting one off parts (and there's quite a few different pieces required). Looking at £600 for 1 keyboard. This was expected, but I haven't formulated a plan as of yet. I'm thinking of starting an ...

I would sell my firstborn if I can get my hands on the finished product. All hail the ErgoAdvantox.

I might join you guys in Berlin. Gear: Planck with MX clears and an ErgoDox with Gatheron browns.

I ♡ the color scheme. Thanks for thinking of Planck and ErgoDox users. I'll start saving up money now.