Tag: keymap (9 entries)

Lexicon review

The Lexicon by WeirdLittleKeebs is a 65% "writing keyboard" designed for wordsmiths – with a layer full of words.

Anymak - the compatible ergonomic keyboard layout

In part two of his series about increasing typing comfort, Peter introduces Anymak, the next step in balancing layout compatibility and ergonomics.

A (r)evolutionary approach to improve on the standard keyboard layout

Since the year 2000, Peter has been on a quest to improve his typing comfort. In this three-part article series, you will discover three distinct solutions that balance layout compatibility with ergonomics.

Lexicon keyboard

Lexicon is a 65% "writing keyboard" designed by Ewen Cluney – with a layer full of whole words.

Keymap wizardry: Typing out the Harry Potter saga

In this case study I type out the Harry Potter books to demonstrate the power of alternative layouts and keymap customization.

The SpaceFN concept

The SpaceFN concept - setting up your space key as a layer switch when held - is probably one of the most useful tweaks in the keyboard hobby. Let me explain it.

Mantis: Hexagonal Keys in Ergonomic Keyboards

Felix Kühling explains how hexagonal keys work surprisingly well in an ergonomic layout without fine-tuning parameters like hand rotation, column stagger and splay.

M4CR0Pad in action

I tested the M4CR0Pad by Ergohaven and thought it would be interesting to demonstrate the ease of setting it up, along with a typical use case.