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A small number of consumer keyboards, and lots of DIY designs, some with prebuilt offerings, can run QMK or other open source firmware.
by mgdlbp 3y ago
A small number of consumer keyboards, and lots of DIY designs, some with prebuilt offerings, can run QMK or other open source firmware.
- rickdeckard 3y agoyeah, unfortunately there's no support for consumer keyboards with Bluetooth in QMK (understandably, it's an entirely different layer of complexity). I'm not a sufficient keyboard nerd, I just want a compact well-spaced portable keyboard with Bluetooth and multi-device support, possibly also rechargable. The market is full of such devices at decent pricing, but you need to cope with various firmware bugs which you only find after purchase...
- syntonym2 3y agoZMK [1] has support for Bluetooth, but I don't know how many keyboards (or any consumer keyboards at all) it supports. [1] https://zmk.dev/ https://zmk.dev/