... plus figured out the basics of qmk. Will need to get it up and running with full miryoku though as this is what i use on ALL my keyboards. So if anyone can tell how i now get the full miryoku on I'd be super happy to give it a try.
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I've seen a lot of cheapinos lately. Is it just a new board? Why this over a sweep or a corne? Just curious if you know why they've been popping up so much lately
honestly I just like to build them... I am somehow locked in to 36 keys now though and try to get miryoku onto it...
That's fair lol. Is this your first attempt at a 36 key layout?
Oh no many others, some a bit over 36 keys, like piantor and revxlp... But just using 36 typically.
Chocofi is awesome, too. Also built crowboard, and a self-wired skeletyl but right side unfortunately refused to work... Need more time to look into it.
That's sick. I think 34 keys is the sweet spot for me, having been using that for the last month or so. I plan on building a chocofi very soon though, which I'm very excited for. I'm glad you're a fan :P