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Flashing every day isn’t too uncommon if you’re often changing the key map, macros, and other configuration. I probably flashed my QMK keyboard an average of 10
by cstrahan 2y ago
Flashing every day isn’t too uncommon if you’re often changing the key map, macros, and other configuration. I probably flashed my QMK keyboard an average of 10 times per day for the first week, and then that tapered off to once or twice a day for a while.
- BobaFloutist 2y agoI sure hope you're aware that you're not the typical browser user.
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- shantara 2y agoCould you explain why are you flashing your keyboard so often? I have QMK keyboard, and I never felt like I’m missing anything by using it as is out of box. It also has a hardware switch for Mac/PC layouts, which is the only feature I could imagine having to flash it for, if that wasn’t available
- cstrahan 2y agoChanging the layout of key map layers for convenience, and macros, back when I assembled my first QMK keyboard. Haven’t touched it in years now, though.
- inetknght 2y ago> Flashing every day isn’t too uncommon if you’re often changing the key map, macros, and other configuration That sounds like a failure in design of the keyboard and/or your own personal use case instead of the designed-for use case.
- cstrahan 2y agoI doubt you have this same sentiment about continuous integration in the context of work. Same concept. Eventually you get every thing dialed in and you keep it there.