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I know that, but layer (to me) make harder to do stuff, specially if need to do some key bindings that require more than 1 key (like ALTS, TAB, etc). This push
by mamcx 6y ago
I know that, but layer (to me) make harder to do stuff, specially if need to do some key bindings that require more than 1 key (like ALTS, TAB, etc).
This push to do heavy customizations but that create the issue of work only for X machine and X OS. In my case, a do work inside VMs and customers machines by remote software and also need to work in other laptop, so I prefer to not do keymaps customizations at all...
- Symbiote 6y agoMost of these custom keyboards run the QMK software. All the customization is within the keyboard's software, so the OS never knows. The keyboard is just a plain USB keyboard, as far as it can see. That said, I think it's a good idea to keep function keys if you use them. There are some keyboards with them, but it's surprising uncommon.