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This really only works in the most trivial of cases. There just isn't enough symbol-space information in a basic keyboard to be able to implement many QMK hallm
by kortex 6y ago
This really only works in the most trivial of cases. There just isn't enough symbol-space information in a basic keyboard to be able to implement many QMK hallmarks like level shifting, chords, momentary hold effects, and taps.
I have thought about custom in-line hardware but that's honestly as complicated as QMK. Plus latency.
What I would love however is an inline monitor to see what keycodes I'm issuing. It gets...zany.
- mcpeepants 6y ago> What I would love however is an inline monitor to see what keycodes I'm issuing. this is actually very simple to do with QMK if you have a board with an OLED display. it's also implemented in the default keymap for a bunch of the split ergo boards (Lily58 is one that has it)
- oxygenoxy 6y agoDon't need "custom" in-line hardware. Just get this. https://www.1upkeyboards.com/shop/controllers/usb-to-usb-converter/ https://www.1upkeyboards.com/shop/controllers/usb-to-usb-con...