A split keyboard layout optimized for Portuguese, English, working with numbers and software programming with VIM plugins.
The following pages explain how this layout works and which features are implemented.
- Two Alpha Layers
- Thumb Shift
- Sentence Case
- Caps Word
- Magic Key
- Repeat Key
- VIM Remaps
- Shortcut Combos
- Num Word
- Optimized Symbol Layers
- Coding Macros
- Smart Cases
- Select Word
- Leader Key
- Custom Shortcuts
- Mouse Keys
This repository contains the keymap files that are used to customize my keyboards. The firmware files are included as submodules or external references.
This layout was tested with the keyboards listed below, but can be easily adapted to most ortholinear or column staggered keyboards with at least 24 keys, with 2 of them on each thumb.
There is an outdated QMK version of this keymap, available in the branch last_qmk.
The zmk version used for this keymap is the one available in this fork, which contains some experimental code to implement features like:
This fork is also updated to Zephyr 3.5.
The keyboards that run the ZMK implementation of this Keymap are listed below:
The Diagram for my keymap was created using Keymap Drawer. The source and config files can be found in the docs folder and the commands below can be used to generate an svg diagram and convert it to png, using Inkscape:
keymap -c ./docs/keymap-drawer/keymap-drawer-config.yaml draw ./docs/keymap-drawer/keymap-drawer.yaml > ./img/overview.svg
inkscape --export-type png --export-filename ./img/overview.png --export-dpi 300 --export-background=white ./img/overview.svg
The script init_zmk.sh will clone the ZMK firmware and configure the toolchain. After installing ZMK and running the init script above, west cli should be working to compile and flash.
The init script will also create some aliases to build the keyboards more easily, like build_rommana, for example. See more details in the specifict keyboard pages, liked above.
Most features implemented here were based on the work referenced below.