No, this is with the tripod mount and small Manfrotto MP3-BK tripods

Is that the standard tenting that comes with it? I was going to get one but from their images it didn't look like it hand enough angle, but this does

This is the way.

Why do you think I make sure most of my keyboards have Bluetooth?

I think I’d want it but wireless, have to look into it!

I see Filco or Topre it's automatically upvote for me. Filco is like a lost relics in the current generation, but I still keep mine around for memory of the simpler times LOL. I had a Filco Ninja Majestouch 2 MX Red, it was my 2nd mechanical keyboard. First one was Das Keyboard 3.

As for headphone, how do you like R70X? Always want to try audio technica headphone but wasn't sure if I should try R70X or AD1000X/AD2000X.

• ZSA Moonlander
• Keycaps: GMK Dots R2
• Switches: Mix of Glorious Pandas and Box Reds
• Plate foam and case foam added

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Iunno, all I know is that all the split keebs I've seen online tend to be called "Alice"

Why are they called Alice? Isn't that a split columnar layout?

Of course! Please do DM me if you need help. It took me ages to get this to work properly and there isn't much out there on Irises aside from the more advanced QMK documentation on RGB matrix lighting.

Thank you so much!

Red samurai best samurai. I like it tho.

Weight. Who makes those keycaps those aren't gmk.

Ape ape ape ape ape

It's hard to say no! The iris kits are at a decent price if you're looking at split ergos. Not including the switches and caps though, I guess it all adds up the same ha.

>P.S. it's great when you have cats who love to sit right in front of you: you can just move the halves and still type just fine while receiving kisses.

Clearly the only reason I got a split. Kitty comfort top priority.

Where did you get the desk mat?

Ha well at least it'd look cool on your desk!

Yes! I just updated my git repo with my latest rev. Keep in mind it's very simplified. I really don't know this language well but hey, this does what I need it to so I'm not going to mess with it anymore.

Credit to kahgoh on git for the bones of the RGB code and his awesome tutorial on finding the LED indexes for the Iris. This writeup was SO helpful. He made a map you can find at the end of the article that illustrates the default layout's snaking order. He also mentions the indexes for the underglow LEDs in that guide.

This was a semi DIY - Keebio sells the finished PCB board (soldered, hot swap, flashed) but I also had to purchase the top and bottom plates and optional middle layer. It took about an hour to put together, their documentation is very helpful! I also got some tall cone bumpers to angle both sides slightly since I didn't love the tenting system they suggested from ErgoEZ. Keycaps and switches are separate. Also forgot to mention I added some blank white keycaps since I needed those little tactile bumps on the surface to help with my thumb orientation.

Great idea!

I’d love to see the code as well

Well now I want this

Great write up, thank you!

Isn't the bottom out sound depending nearly entirely on keycaps? From my experience every switch sounds the same when bottoming out, but maybe I'm just deaf.

My advice is to keep your regular keyboard close and plugged it for when you get frustrated and really need to type something out, but still try to use your new layout most of the time with non critical stuff. It is easier to lean when youre having fun with it without frustrations. GL!