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Now that I have a (zmk) programmable keyboard, one of the more frustrating things is getting it to produce characters that are not in the OS keyboard map. I thi
by kybernetikos 3y ago
Now that I have a (zmk) programmable keyboard, one of the more frustrating things is getting it to produce characters that are not in the OS keyboard map. I think the best option might be to have a keymap that included more or less all characters so that they could be produced.
- the_gipsy 3y agoI stopped messing with the keyboard firmware / unicode, and just use altgr-intl. Except for some macros like typing out my email :)
- kybernetikos 3y agoThis is the exact sort of thing I was hoping someone would suggest. Thanks!
- the_gipsy 3y agoI forgot to add: the big upside is that you can then use the builtin laptop keyboard the same way. If you're on linux you can even kind of translate firmware mappings to xkb mappings for xorg and sway at least.