deskthority

I'm seller.
Number 1 was sold.

Cool. I was thinking that it felt remarkably similar to an alps switch. It didn't bind as much as KPT blues do.

Layouts update:
We were talking about possible new layouts for the Model F: Model F Preonic and Planck style keyboards have gotten 25 poll submissions over on reddit over the past few days from someone who was interested in them. I may do a more official interest check with collecting emails in the

Microswitch keyboard with backlit keys:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/166819435457
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Price drop to 200. :)

Nice ... I'll give it a try next week (got a BlUSB keyboard on my bench that needs a bolt mod). Thank you!

Sorry for the late reply, I was off for some years ...
The .hex file you started from is mine, described here, in this thread, on page 2 . FWIW, I'd recommend starting from the revised verion described a few posts later .
Looks like you're about to embark on a journey I took about 8 years ago, which

No worries. Thanks for looking anyway!

I use my branch of chrisandreae's firmware: https://github.com/hercek/keyboard-firmware
At the time I was deciding, it was the only one with the proper on-the-fly macro and remap features. A possibility to define macros/programs in a GUI application (likely something like Vial for QMK now) was only

Dunno why this whole situation reminds me more and more of the M$ operation to destroy Nokia from inside.

That's seriously old school. What do the switches feel like?
Worst case, you could cut the traces and hardwire your own matrix. There are lots of DIY keyboards out there with a forest of wires inside.

Feel free to add any of that to the wiki under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

So, when I was looking around the internet for some mechanical keyboards, I came across this; it was one of those 'mecha-membrane' keyboards, which was made by Cox(The sub-brand of ABKO). at first i thought it was something like razer ornata, but the strange thing was, it used a rather weird mechanism

Interesting, I guess they sold out between now and 2017 when I emailed them about my replacement cable. I didn't think it was that long ago... I'm getting old lol

Great. I like it! you don't see many of them around. Let me know which keycaps do you need specifically. Maybe I could be of some help.
Cheers

Black Dell AT101W Keyboard Sound Test with Alps SKCM Black switches.
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Bump, get everything for 60€:).

I just wanted to confirm that Keychron LP Browns actually do feel more ALPS-like. And kind of what I imagine Cream Damped would [haven't touched any in years, if at all.]
They definitely aren't Gateron Browns. Closest thing would be the more 'complex' Browns like Greetech. But this tactility comes

Please don't create three threads just for promoting your product like you did on Geekhack.
The bottom row is different in the product images. The case design in the last image is unlike the others.
Tray mount? On standoffs or something else? No plate? No hot-swap. No programmability?
No ISO. If there

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