@@MRawash Ok. Yes, we ship the software with "Mirror" key layouts, so you can program any key to go into mirrored layout. You can also customize them if you want to change the behavior. For these hybrid Alpha/Track setups it still works, it just mirrors to what the other hand would be for each device type. So pressing "Mirror" key will make a right hand Alpha behave like a left hand Alpha. It would also make a right hand Track behave like a left hand Track, etc.
@@MRawash Side note: if you want you can also download our software at www.keymouse.com/download and test with it to see how these layouts are configured by default.
@@keymouseofficial I had already did since I made the original comment. Couldn't find the hand-swap/mirror function, is it missing from the Linux version?
Does the firmware have a hand-swap function (a la TMK/QMK)? and how would that work with hybrids?
Are you referring to pressing a key to have a device mirror to the other hand (like for 1 handed typing)?
@@keymouseofficial Yep.
@@MRawash Ok. Yes, we ship the software with "Mirror" key layouts, so you can program any key to go into mirrored layout. You can also customize them if you want to change the behavior. For these hybrid Alpha/Track setups it still works, it just mirrors to what the other hand would be for each device type. So pressing "Mirror" key will make a right hand Alpha behave like a left hand Alpha. It would also make a right hand Track behave like a left hand Track, etc.
@@MRawash Side note: if you want you can also download our software at www.keymouse.com/download and test with it to see how these layouts are configured by default.
@@keymouseofficial I had already did since I made the original comment. Couldn't find the hand-swap/mirror function, is it missing from the Linux version?