sizurI am getting the wrist rests more for not damaging the acrylic than anything else. I use a Kinesis with wrist rest attachment. It is very convenient. Not sure about health issues.
sizur: I am interested in finding out if you are able to make Ergodox work with that firmware. And, if it is better than the default one meant for Ergodox. NKRO, macros. It sounds very promising.
moazzamkI just received a set of the fat palm rests. I got them mostly because the aluminum top layers can be very cold to the touch. Also, once I get the SA profile keycaps from one of the GH groupbuys, I think the fat palm rests would work out well.
The palm rests aren't tacky, but they feel velvety soft. If I turn the ErgoDox upside-down, they won't stay on, but I'm not worried about them falling off or shifting much while typing.
They are reminiscent of the palm rests on my old Fingerworks Touchstream Stealth keyboard.
moazzamkFull NKRO works like a charm on that firmware with ergodox. No issues at all. Just enable NKRO as a default. The layering system is also much more powerful than the recommended firmware.
nerdwallerThe following is my keymap.c of ergodox: http://pastebin.com/uTnBUm8x
Don't forget to make NKRO default: https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard/wiki/FAQ#nkro-doesnt-work
This keymap has querty, colemak, plover steno, gaming, a mouse emulation, and a metalayer to mask them, a momentary media-system layer, and ofcourse a numpad.
I do plan to move majority of Plover functionality wholly into firmware with macros.
Hi I'm new to Drop and i just received my Keyboard i have been waiting for months for by Drop x MTN Dew x Borderlands movie and didn't know if there was a software like Logitech's for the keyboards. if anyone could help please let me know
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Also got me http://plover.deco-craft.com/shop/view_product/Laser_Cut_Steno_Keys_Kit?n=2910988 with aim of making this an awesome steno keyboard, hence the need for a real NKRO over USB firmware.
sizur: I am interested in finding out if you are able to make Ergodox work with that firmware. And, if it is better than the default one meant for Ergodox. NKRO, macros. It sounds very promising.
Will update on success/failure.
The palm rests aren't tacky, but they feel velvety soft. If I turn the ErgoDox upside-down, they won't stay on, but I'm not worried about them falling off or shifting much while typing.
They are reminiscent of the palm rests on my old Fingerworks Touchstream Stealth keyboard.
I have some layouts/functions in the `keymap_*` files here (the dvorak one is the daily driver, but the functions can be pulled to whatever) https://github.com/nerdwaller/tmk_keyboard/tree/master/keyboard/ergodox
Don't forget to make NKRO default: https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard/wiki/FAQ#nkro-doesnt-work
This keymap has querty, colemak, plover steno, gaming, a mouse emulation, and a metalayer to mask them, a momentary media-system layer, and ofcourse a numpad.
I do plan to move majority of Plover functionality wholly into firmware with macros.