Feature-wise they are a bit different, like rmk has support for Bluetooth and wireless split configurations. But is also lacking some things like display support. The reasons I went with it were for native vial support, easy configuration for the rp2040, and stupid easy pin and keymap setup. I had never written firmware for a new board before this and had a working build in not even an hour after reading the docs.
Thank you very much!
I’m sure it would be! I didn’t worry about dimensions too much since I have the laptop keyboard disabled with the new one plugged in.
That looks great!
compiz and emerald, wow I was not expecting to unlock that memory tonight!
That is super cool, I love the keycap idea. Trying to remember layers and keymaps is the biggest reason I haven’t been able to stick with a 40% but this may have me give it another shot.
Have you tried running cyberpunk and vortex through bottles? I’ve had some success with it where some games just fail with lutris.
Have you considered hosting your own private invidious instance? Should be a lot more reliable and stable than a random public instance.
I can’t speak too much to public instances, but I’ve self hosted invidious for several months now just for use in my own house. My understanding is if you make your instance public, anyone who knows your IP or URL could use it and your bandwidth.
I recommend the docker install, it’s easy to map data paths and ports as needed.
I wasn’t really in to music until a friend introduced me to Dragonforce. Little did I know that would be my gateway band to all sorts of metal genres. Depending on the mood I now mostly listen to atmo black, folk, prog, melo death, and of course power still holds a special place.
I don’t plan on running a group buy, but I do have a few extras. PM me and maybe we can work something out.