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0 pointshellcow2y ago0 comments

Yup! Here's an image of it: https://twitter.com/FrameworkPuter/status/164837189206213017...

A split and thumb clusters would make it perfect, but I'll take what I can get.

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A split and/or tilt is mandatory IMO. Without it, ortholinear keyboards are even less ergonomic than a regular staggered keyboard.

seanhunter2y ago

They’re just keys - you can remap the middle ones to be your enter, tab, backspace and escape. That’s basically what I do with my Planck layout. https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/pl...

111111IIIIIII2y ago

In the pic, the ortholinear keyboard is not the full width of the 16", so it wouldn't be anymore split than your tiny planck. A full-width ortholinear with excessive keys would be another story.

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111111IIIIIII2y ago

Oof, yeah hopefully they realize that and redesign it as 2 halves.

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0 pointshellcow2y ago0 comments

Yup! Here's an image of it: https://twitter.com/FrameworkPuter/status/164837189206213017...

A split and thumb clusters would make it perfect, but I'll take what I can get.

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yepguy2y ago

A split and/or tilt is mandatory IMO. Without it, ortholinear keyboards are even less ergonomic than a regular staggered keyboard.

seanhunter2y ago

111111IIIIIII2y ago

In the pic, the ortholinear keyboard is not the full width of the 16", so it wouldn't be anymore split than your tiny planck. A full-width ortholinear with excessive keys would be another story.

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111111IIIIIII2y ago

Oof, yeah hopefully they realize that and redesign it as 2 halves.

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