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Corne GLP
BeeKeeb's Leo introduced the open-source Corne GLP, a variant specifically designed for Gateron low-profile hotswap sockets.
Published October 20, 2023
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The Corne GLP (Gateron Low Profile) is a variant of the Corne keyboard, originally created by foostan. It supports Gateron low-profile key switches (KS-27 and KS-33). The original Corne firmware can be used with this keyboard.
As the name implies, this variant is specifically designed for Gateron low profile hotswap sockets and is compatible with Gateron low profile key switches – Leo.
Specs
- 42 keys
- Per-key RGB LEDs (North-facing)
- Underglow RGB LEDs
- crkbd firmware (QMK/VIA)
- Compatible with Corne v3 keyboard cases
Resources
- Corne GLP github repo.
- Corne GLP product page on beekeeb.com.
- More photos of the builds in https://showcase.beekeeb.com/corne-glp/
Published on Fri 20th Oct 2023. Featured in KBD #140 (source).
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