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@1:42 great video, but my guy you're in vim, why not just use "d" to delete?

I implemented vim IN my keyboard. th-cam.com/video/BLQEQlKGHcI/w-d-xo.html

I've finally tented my boards with the ulanzy super clamps. I'm loving the position and how solid it is!

Is there also an Alt Repeat key like in qmk?

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What a boring and annoying voice can't even see the video for 2 min. bye

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You’re inside dude ;)

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Love your videos! Thanks for the great quality and thoughtful advice. Really helps me out as I'm starting my keyboard journey.

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Everything less than jorne/corne (44 key) scare me :) I love how it looks but I don't think it suit me

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Awesome video

Please make the video on how you code on your ipad. thanks

Wild!

Hey where’s your iPad coding environment video? I don’t think you’ve made done yet!

Bro why in gods name arent' you sticking to just one key? You can easily map all the command to it

I am on a Corne layout keyboard, the Piantor Pro. And I love the minimalistic design. I absolutely love the three thumb keys and find it amazing that you adopted keyboards with just two thumb keys.

for a really really simple and affordable option, one can consider using two portable phone stands

Hi there, Ben, are you available for custom keypad design work??? I know what I want, but I don't know how to design or program. If your not available, could you recommend someone who can? Cheers

I tried this layout and surprisingly, having two layers of alphas is not the problem, it is quite intuitive, what pulls me back is the number of turns you have to take to get some shortcuts, maybe I can try with sticky mods on some layers .

love to see more ben!

Hey Ben! May I contact you through email? It's your choice.

Do you have a video on how to set up that clamp inclined base? I thinking about buying a chocofi but wanna do something similar

mousing in VIM is a sin ....

bro, you should use stenography

Why do I want to watch hackers

I am having a hard time adjusting the smallrig clamp to get to the right angle, anytips?

Hey, thanks for that tip about the hold-space-to-meh + [key] to switch or open applications, sounds super useful! Even for bigger keyboards 👍👍👍

super cool! could you tell us more about that desk-clasping tenting setup you've got going on?

*making sure VIM works well before switching to a sub 40 layout kb *

Hi Ben what is this clamp you are using for your keyboards to be held on the front of the table ?

Is there any chance you'll make a tutorial video about how to actually use ZMK? I have had keyboard layout ideas for years now but I just don't understand how to realise them on my mechanical keyboard.

Are you familiar with ControllerMate? It is a very powerful software tool for customizing input devices even to the level of reprogramming the driver as well as extremely sophisticated macro programming. The basic premise/mechanism/technique is the creation & user of programming "blocks" connected like boxes in flow charts with several categories or groups of functions (logic, math, output, loading/running a file, app, script, macro, and so on). You can create a vast number of pages containing any number of these programming blocks, and the pages can be organized into groups angry of with can be activated or disabled by commoners & sophisticated sets of criteria/conditions (whether an app is running or active/foreground, whether a key or group of keys/modifiers are down. This barely even scratches the surface of what it can do. Seriously... ANYWAY, one of my favorite uses is to use the AapsKey (context menu key) as a custom modified key that launches or activates apps using the letter keys, triggers the higher F-keys (F13-F20) on F3-F10 which can also be modified with any modifiers as usual, and so on. Programming is device specific, even multiple identical devices, but programming bottom sequences, pages & groups can be duplicated to the extent possible. One very useful feature I created was to convert the movements of my trackball to scrolling while holding the 3rf/middle most button after a double click (on the second click). I also programmed the scroll lock LED to blink at a certain rate as an indicator that this move was active. And the AppsKey mode was indicated by the alternate blinking of the school lock & num lock LEDs. Input data from MIDI devices/controllers l can be used just like keystrokes or button presses from any other device. Complex MIDI input data can also be simulated/triggered by other devices & programming blocks. The possibilities are basically endless.

Inspired hugely by you, I got my Iris keyboard a couple weeks ago and my Ferris Sweep arrived today. I'm about to order tenting pucks and clamps, again almost entirely due to your channel. Thank you! PS Your US Amazon link for clamp rigs didn't work directly, but your UK one did so I was able to find the product! :)

Love this kind of keyboard video. I cannot stand homerow mods style stuff myself, even with my (now gutted for parts) DASBOB keyboard. I love ergonomics, but I cannot use just a single low keycount board if in going to go that route. Maybe something like a dactyl as my main, with supplemental boards on the side for my other functions. Kinda like a fighter pilot approach. I'm currently building a Scylla by BastardKB, which MIGHT replace my BFOP monoblock split(ish, its 6*19 ortho, but I have the numpad in the center). Still, ergomech boards personally are where I see mechanical keyboards actually advancing and innovating. So much customization and personalization.

Super looking forward to a home row mods video!

I have almost same journey, TKL click > Anne pro 2 tactile > Corne rg2 6 column Linear. now I'm planning to build one Kyria wireless choc tactile

Another very educational video. Thank you, Ben. One question: I might be missing something, but how do you achieve the repeat firing you mention at the end of the video? I'm not seeing anything in the configuration that would make that work.

I thought these might be good for my bespoke keyboard build, but I'd like it to lay flat if no tripod is connected. I found an STL file of the tenting puck, and was able to modify it into a simple flat puck in FreeCAD, allowing it to sit inside the case atop the bottom plate with a small centre-hole in the plate providing access to the puck.

What is holding your Korb so nice and firmly?

How's your typing speed going?

Hi, I have a question, if you got to use dvorak?