I started bringing my zilpzalp to work. with my sunset switches I’m a little self conscious about the noise, not that it’s much louder than the standard keyboards we are given.
How do you like the nocturnals and have you tried other choc switches?
I started bringing my zilpzalp to work. with my sunset switches I’m a little self conscious about the noise, not that it’s much louder than the standard keyboards we are given.
How do you like the nocturnals and have you tried other choc switches?
Do you have any tenting on you ferris sweep?
I think its a firmware problem. Have you tried compiling the default keymap on tompi’s branch to see if that fixes the problem?
Thats definitely the least cantory picantor build I’ve ever seen. It’s so incredibly modded that i wouldn’t have guessed its a picantor. But it looks great and most importantly FUN!
Great work and thanks for sharing.
Does the OLED work as it should? (Logo on slave side, layer stats etc. on master side)
Also have you tried flashing a newly compiled firmware that are up to date with the master branch of QMK?
A no expense spared board board for me would be a skeletyl from bastardkb, maybe when in a metal printed case.
Right now i have a Lagrange which is very nice, but i don’t use all the (70) keys on my Lagrange so a 36 would maybe for me better.
If i was in the market for a flat board, then maybe one with a trackpad like the dilemma, but I’m very happy with my zilpzalp as a portable “throw in bag” laptop keyboard.
How are the keycaps 3d printed, Is it FDM, SLA or something else?
Also when you do combos to make lets say Q do you use one finger inbetween the keys or two fingers?
On this keyboard it’s the nub in under the ball. Some keyboards with trackballs have a ring around the ball that can be used for scrolling, that would also be an encoder.