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at least three weeks, means you got time seebart

do you mean blurry dyesub?

In as well.

Edit: for a set of three.

Thank you for posting one problem in two places..
see here workshop-f7/tmk-code-help-please-t12646.html#p308935

Eszett wrote: ↑I'm not sure, but using TMK-macros with pasting Unicode-letters would avoid both disadvantages, isn't it?

Is there an OS independent way of pasting unicode-letters?

it is called actionmap instead of keymap. Actions use 16bit while keys use 8bit. It will not be less strange; see https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard/issues/180 https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41989.msg1885526#msg1885526 for "examples". So far I tried to get along with the 32 available FNs, but...

As Mu pointed out, we don't know what is desired.

If you want standard behaviour with a keyboard that has a locking key for capslock, TMK supports that.

Guys, quick question: is it possible to remap a shift+key to something different with the TMK? What I mean is if I have, say key Q assigned at some position that key will than automatically send all the codes included the ones with modifiers like shift, alt, etc, right? it's not possible to configu...

Since you added it to your first post, I am definately also interested in a controller.

I don't know about XTs or ATs for sure, but the Bigfoot doesn't have an actual keyboard controller onboard. There's only the capacitive sensing going on and the raw keypresses (not XT/AT/ps2 or any other regular protocol) were sent through the cable to the terminal. So technically, Soarer's is not w...

totally

About runnig that code on a teensy: Key Features: Compatible with Arduino Software & Libraries ... So I guess it is not a problem at all. You could also use a pro trinket, it is cheaper than the teensy and should do that job. About more multimedia keys: that's a non-issue really as well. If you go t...

get a keyboard ffs

Ha, I misread the label on the AT102D:

Warning: improper or prolonged keyboard.
Use may result in injury.

The ToEE was a very fun game on PC, especially with community mods. I wouldn't enjoy it much as a pen and paper, though.

Also nice looking board. I like that spacebar.

Interested.
In an FEXT PCB

Well, after trying staggered rows the first time, I knew there are not many boards sold commercially that I would really like.
If there was a keywell scissor switch board, I would be all over it, I guess. Divers bunch of people here

The thing is, if he (thinks) he knows what he wants, building it is a good thing to get started in building the thing. At least that's what I did and only two years later I am back to new prototypes. Trying stock solutions wasn't very productive. But I guess that's not the problem the OP has. He jus...

It seems I am the only guy who has a damaged bigfoot. My belief is, customs checked the package and dropped the bigfoot onto its edge and the "knob" you turn to extend the left foot broke off. Or it miraculously ripped its way through the packaging by itself, got in a violent cargo-room keyboard fig...

Yep, in for one as well.
For dirty and cut cable, that's an okay price. As long as nothing is broken besides the cable.

I would say there are also non-Topre rubberdomes that should not fear the comparison with Matias switches.

But as far as in production switches go, value/price is really good for Matias. But what competition do you have nowadays...

Ah, I thought it would be ELF but still couldn't see the 'E'. Now it is discernible for me.

lot_lizard wrote: ↑Can you help me out with what you mean by extended?

Extended as in non space saving. Like in the Apple Extended Keyboard. A regular Model M.

As I understand it, wcass does not want to handle the GB (call me wrong on this one).
If this becomes an iterest check, I am interested in getting one.

idollar got it this week. further impressions: the keycaps are pretty bad for a premium price keyboard. And the wobble of the keycaps doesn't make that better. These and the short connection cable between the halves are probably the only objective weaknesses I found with the Ergo Pro. Well built, go...

Hey I got the mitsumi minis.
First impression: quite bad. Second impression: somehow ... special.
Why do some have a click and most don't? I can't see what makes them click. I cleaned two different in feel switches and now they feel more the same and both click...

Best wishes to the tough fighter! Life can be a bitch, but only the fool is looking back at the good times and not working towards the future.

Have you never repaired an old bike just to have it fixed no matter how bad it is? Sure, if it the bike I am using regularly and it is not too hard to repair. If it is a bike, that I won't use because it is uncomfortable to ride when it is in good shape, then probably not. What use is a repaired bi...

Don't get me wrong, there is plenty of old stuff that is high quality. There's different qualities in old things, many of which you don't get with new, cheap counterparts. MY switch does not fall into that category for me. Black MY is okay; if I had one that works with a machine I am using, it would...