@freemo They might become more popular, someone could make a business of building and reselling them to customers without the time to build it.

Would be a nice way to create jobs too.

@design_RG In theory i love the ide. In practice cool hobbiest keboards have been around for a while and no one ever picks them up and turns it into a real product...

I wish...

@freemo All the parts needed to build this keyboard, in one page. Some options regarding case desired.

https://keyhive.xyz/corne

@design_RG bookmarked

@freemo Z (unpronunceable name) made a good post with some details about building one of those. A co-worker of his went thru it. Good read.

https://hackers.town/@zpojqwfejwfhiunz/103240582302249695

Also posted image of his built unit: https://hackers.town/system/media_attachments/files/001/491/491/original/963a1bb6f1499cb7.png?1575326754

It's a large image, so I will only post a reduced size here. Link above for full size.

@design_RG
First impression: Wow, that's perfect
Second impression: Where are the modifier keys?
Third impression: Vi users...
@freemo

@psyklax

Its lack of keys is a complaint i saw several times...

@design_RG

@freemo
There's arrows though. Up, Down, Left, and... Tab?

One could change the keys to whatever they want, so it's not really a complaint. Open hardware FTW
@design_RG

@design_RG @freemo

@M0YNG Saw your post requesting info on split keyboards.

Check the upstream on this toot.

@paladin1 @design_RG @freemo

Thanks, this was what prompted me to ask.
I got the impression that this specific keyboard wasn't entirely suitable for a first attempt.