MRIYA MRIYA is a Corne-derivative optimized for wireless – shared by themaxbang .
KBD.news Published April 27, 2023
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Max Yakovlev aka themaxbang shared his 42-key split MRIYA , derived from foostan 's Corne Cherry v.3.0.1 .
Teased earlier under a different name, I love the idea that Max , while living in Russia, chose a Ukrainian name (meaning dream ) for his design.
Features
Hotswap MX
Design optimized for wireless
Updated thumb cluster (inspired by jian )
Reset buttons
Native nice!view support
Updated pinky stagger
No LEDs
QMK/ZMK support
Possible issues
Controllers (ProMicro from AliExpress) longer than 35mm will stick out from the cover.
Required thickness for the bottom FR4 plate at least 1.6mm because of construction specifics (only 4 mounting points)
Limited keycap compatibility (e.g. MT3 ortho sets) because of the 1.25u thumb keys
Resources
Published on Thu 27th Apr 2023. Featured in KBD #121 (source ).
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