Xenon keyboard
Published back in 2019, narinari's Xenon is an open-source 54-key split. Built by chewiedies.
KBD.newsPublished February 11, 2022
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This year's 40s day brought some earlier designs to my attention, like this Xenon built and posted by chewiedies. According to designer narinari:
Xenon is a 60% columnar staggered keyboard.
Well, about 60% but definitely not in its classic sense.
Xenon comes without the number row but has a generous thumb cluster sporting keys on two levels – both in MX and Choc format.
GitHub repo: https://github.com/narinari/xenon-keyboard
Published on Fri 11th Feb 2022. Featured in KBD #65 (source).
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