There will be different mount plates.fossala wrote:Will there be plates if so which ones will have the reverse stagger plates?
What is reverse staggered?
There will be different mount plates.fossala wrote:Will there be plates if so which ones will have the reverse stagger plates?
@fossala: bpiphany, the one who started the thread you linked to is formerly known as PrinsValium. So yes, what 7bit calls symmetric staggering is also reverse staggering of the left part of the keyboard.7bit wrote:and then the 1/4-symmetric staggering like on PrinsValium's special keyboard.
What is GeekHack?fossala wrote:http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=19613.0
OK, thanks for clearing this up.JBert wrote:... what 7bit calls symmetric staggering is also reverse staggering of the left part of the keyboard.
Haha, Same but mirrored right??7bit wrote:He's got 2 left hands!Icarium wrote:Why is a mirrored layout ridiculous? My hands both look pretty much the same.
How is that going to fit into your case design for this keyboard?7bit wrote:Becuase there is no space, the controller must be connected with wires to the PCB.
second this, would love that optionguilleguillaume wrote:What do you think about this:
We would be able to use full sets coming from G80-1800 and from Skidata keyboards:P
You must buy some MXRED swtiches in the CherryMX group buy!rindorbrot wrote:I like that option, too
Then I'd only need some lighter springs and could use the parts from the Skidata to get Ergo-Clears + full fitting DS set.
sherryton will sell some soon, he just got loads of em.rindorbrot wrote:Why did I knew you'd say that?
I still hope to get my hands on some of that Korean 62g springs, they sound really interesting.
just get GH60, it's already in beta testing.... exactly this layout, it's a clone of 356mini layout allowing use of 101-key cherry sets without any additional keys needed.simkev wrote:would this layout work on that pcb?7bit wrote:First solution:
I mean, isnt this as sexy as it gets?