- Originally inspired by miryoku (with MIRYOKU_LAYERS=FLIP, MIRYOKU_NAV=INVERTEDT), but pretty far removed at this point.
- Backspace has been moved around to a number of different locations/layers/combos over the years in my keymap, which started because I was experiencing thumb issues resulting from overuse from thumb backspace. Currently I used backspace in a comfortable location on the Nav layer.
- Heavy reliance on sticky/one-shot keys, because I was experiencies thumb pain due to holding keys for layers, and, besides, I find one-shot Shift very enjoyable to use (gets rid of any delays due to capitalization in the flow of typing).
- Numbers are accessed from a one-shot NUM layer (left thumb).
- Symbols that usually require Shift are accessed by: one-shot shift (right thumb) -> one-shot NUM layer (left thumb) -> a right hand finger position on the NUM layer (for example, 5 gives %, 7 gives &, etc).
- I also use Autoshift on numbers and symbols. For example, to get "?" I can either tap Shift-"/" or press and hold "/".
- Many custom macros for the type of typing I do on the FUN and NAV layers.
- In the past I was heavily relying on many arbitrary key combos, but eventually I found them less comfortable compared to other alternatives. Now my keyboards have 1-2 or no combos.
- The visualization was produced using https://caksoylar.github.io/keymap-drawer.
- My QMK keymaps are available here. In addition to what is shown below, in QMK I have:
- Dynamic macros on the
fun
layer. (very useful at times!) - A
mouse
layer.
- Dynamic macros on the