For the keyboard nerds out there, yes, that's a hybrid ANSI/ISO AZERTY layout I call this layout ANSISO
Looks like I'm going forwards on this "build my own board" project Here is the layout and ordered parts so far:pic.twitter.com/fNY6q3ES9q
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Cherry MX Clear, Cherry stabilisers, custom plate Will hand-wire and use Teensy as the encoder Haven't got an idea for case though yet
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Got emails this morning confirming shipping on the custom plate and the Cherry switches, woo!
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@_Gaeel_ ah mx clears! One of the few I haven't tried yet. :) just stiffer Browns right? -
@Daegarn I can't remember which I tried, so I kind of picked like "I want to feel the response, and I don't want to piss off my coworkers" -
@Daegarn So yeah, I was guided to clears or Matias Quiet Click The Matias were more expensive and are ALPS style (fewer keycap options) -
@_Gaeel_ ah alps, never tried them but they are supposed to be pretty good I hear -
@Daegarn In this case they're not ALPS, they just have the same overall design, so they need ALPS compatible keycaps, which are rarer -
@_Gaeel_ right, I see. :) I have a ducky mini with blues for work and a ducky shine with Browns at home. -
@Daegarn Your switches are the wrong way round -
@_Gaeel_ exactly :D
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@_Gaeel_ oooh where did you buy the pastel keys? -
@lucyamorris I haven't got them yet, they're NPKC rainbow keycaps, they were available on Massdrop recently
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@_Gaeel_ omfg I love the pastel key caps. I wanna eat them they look delicious haha -
@mintchipleaf I haven't got them yet, that's from the Massdrop purchase page. Made by a company called NPKC
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