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wow, plover is very interesting, thanks for that link.

and PJE, just checking, but I suppose you are familiar with the CyKey ?
http://www.cykey.co.uk/

What would the difference be between what you want to develop and their product ?

ciao,

J.

Hi, was reading a bit more and looking at their remapping code, and you guys are right: the Adafruit device does not implement any roll-over; what they mean on the page I quoted earlier is that you can associate keypress-combinations of up to 6 keys to any of the digital inputs. Which still doesn't ...

aha, I get an idea of the complications :roll: :oops: :roll: ; I guess I was hoping too much for things to be simple ! hmm, but when i look at this page it does actually seem to say 6kro without using that term: You can have up to 6 switches pressed at once and it will be like they were pressed all ...

Hi, i'm fairly new to this and I have to read up on keycodes and rollover to know better what i'm talking about, but from the product description I gather that: - it has a couple of digital inputs that can be mapped to certain keys: very limited indeed - it has a serial port via a pair of tx/rx pins...

I recently got a Siig minitouch and I like it so much that I was thinking to do a bluetooth mod. And then I stumbled onto this piece of gear that is not expensive, nice and small. My feeling is that it should not be too difficult to hook up to Soarer's converter. Did anybody here try this ? http://l...

Aha, the horror of domes..

I was hoping this would be an ok-looking very much space-saving entry-level buckling spring keyboard with an interesting early wireless system, but alas.. So I think I am going to leave those currently for sale alone..

thanks,

J.

Hi, I've seen pictures of the keyboard that came with the PCjr by IBM. The first keyboard that came with it was a chiclet-style keyboard and it was seen as one of the reason the whole PCjr flopped. To save the project, IBM made an 'enhanced' keyboard that looks like it could be clicky / buckling spr...

a decent looking foldable keyboard is by Matias:
http://www.matias.ca/foldingkeyboard/
but there doesn't seem to be a bluetooth version..

Would this be good for you ?
Mostly Filco though..

http://www.keyboardco.com/index.asp

wow, great pictures of great boards....

bloody hell, wow !

Huuh, thanks for the pro tip and apparently I do have to investigate keycodes a bit before just assigning..
it'll be some time before it arrives, but i'll report back..

ok, since i was: - looking for relegendable keycaps and didn't really find a cheap source - reluctant to buy an old 32bit computer just to have a windows box for programming my ps/2 tipro - mostly interested in tipro to experiment with keyboard layouts and apart from (potentially symmetric) staggere...

very interesting idea and great progression..

great stuff, how does this relate to the Yogitype ?
http://www.yogitype.com/en/

that was exactly my point too: using xmodmap or xbindkeys on Linux is much more easy for me than going out and buying an obsolete 32bit box and installing windows XP on it... and yes, that takes away some of the charm of this board, bit it would make it much more usable for me. And by the way, I fou...

hello tipro-gurus, i'm awaiting delivery of a ps/2 Tipro I picked up for very little and I have been reading through this thread, which was the most informative I found so far. Early on there was a question by 7bit if there is some kind of factory reset to make sure every switch at least sends some ...

Hey, I am totally new to this world of switches and keycaps and I find these SPH sets are very very gorgeous indeed. Any chance of a remaining TKLR3 and modifier set ?