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My brain can't make low-keycount boards work, personally. Ended up designing a 64-key one with displays: https://github.com/tzarc/keyboards/tree/main/Djinn -- can't see myself goin…

https://wiki.ai03.com/ is what a lot of people use. Though it's probably easier nowadays to use an RP2040-based ProMicro form factor daughterboard so you only need to handle key pl…

As one of the QMK Firmware maintainers, it's great to see you're going ahead with the customisable side of things even on the input side. Might I suggest engaging with QMK early so…

Just a heads-up, missing a few; https://golem.hu/boards/ seems to be a bit more complete.

None that I'm aware of. And I don't plan on running one of my own -- too many other things going on. That said, I ended up creating a Discord months ago after a whole bunch of peop…

Not really; it's a case of soldering on the parts as per the iBOM: https://github.com/tzarc/djinn/blob/main/Rev2a/bom/ibom.html Only a couple of parts are actually dependent on the…

I assembled mine by hand. I'm not sure a lot of PCB assembly houses would like reversible PCBs.

At the moment I'd advise against it somewhat -- the silicon shortages have basically made the MCU and a couple of other parts unobtainable. That said, I got mine from everyone's fa…

Full disclosure: I started my foray into split keyboards with an Iris. ...but it didn't have all the keys I wanted, thus the Djinn.

In a week or so, QMK will pick up a whole bunch of new support for pointing devices -- Djinn's open-source, so if you're keen you can swap a display out for a Cirque touchpad for i…

Right now, none really -- it's a hardware enablement testbed, and really only shows a handful of information, such as Caps/Num/Scroll and what layer you're using. With QMK we get a…

Oh hey, that's me!

QMK requires a RESET keycode to be added to your keymap in order to reboot into firmware update mode while it's running. Alternatively, depending on the configured options at compi…