Most things are stock. I had to move the ; and ‘ keys because of the Colemak Layout. And I moved/added a couple of symbols to the second layer also because of Colemak. Other than that most things are exactly the same as how it comes.
Most things are stock. I had to move the ; and ‘ keys because of the Colemak Layout. And I moved/added a couple of symbols to the second layer also because of Colemak. Other than that most things are exactly the same as how it comes.
I’ve dropped qwerty from my regular use after learning colemak but I can still type just fine on qwerty.
After learning Dvorak, why are you switching to another? Just for fun?
An Atreus 62.
More keys than I need honestly. Half of the lower keys aren’t actually bound to anything.
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Sorry y’all. I uploaded an upside down image. I can’t figure out how to delete the post on wefwef lol
Atreus keyboard by Keyboardio. Key caps are Susuwatari ortho set plus Colemak set by Drop.com
So, I never learned how to touch type on a standard QWERTY layout. When I got into ergo splits I need to learn how to touch type and decided to take the opportunity to learn an alternative layout. I chose Colemak DH.
Now I have two types of muscle memory. One that’s a janky peck style typing for QWERTY, the other pure touch typing for Colemak split keyboards.
This thing is gorgeous!