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Lagom

Lagom is a through-hole 65% keyboard shared by mojibber.

KBD.news
Published November 16, 2022

Lagom is a 65% board designed and built by Moses Hoyt aka mohoyt or mojibber.

In Sweden, where I’m based, Lagom means ‘just the right amount’ - not too big, not too small: just like this board – mojibber.

(This may be a reference to the author's other design, the 40% litl.)

It uses only through hole components for easy soldering, it’s Pro Micro (or equivalent) compatible, has an OLED screen and 2 rotary encoders.

In addition, demultiplexers and a custom matrix are used to enable the size and features of the board with the limited number of pinouts of a Pro Micro.

Resources

• https://github.com/mohoyt/lagom

Published on Wed 16th Nov 2022. Featured in KBD #103 (source).

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