Hi, we at Ergomech Store now offers wireless builds with the Bluemicro840 controllers, please have a look at our blog posts to see more details.

Also, we’d like to introduce a discount code for Lemmy users: LEMMYUSERS

Please use this code to get 10% off for your items.

https://ergomech.store

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        1 year ago

        In fairness, most clients don’t link/highlight incomplete URLs, so it’s easy to miss.

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          actually when I post this, there is a field for url and I’ve filled that with the actual url for the store, somehow it doesn’t appear at all.

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            It might be a bug in lemmy because the url and thumbnail_url fields in https://lemmy.world/api/v3/post?id=1759116 contain different URLs for the same image. My custom lemmy client shows both fields and all posts with images have two separate image URLs, which I bet is using twice as much storage on instances for all those duplicate images.

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            I assume it’s because you also added an image to the post? I agree it’s not exactly intuitive, but people tend to post either an image or a URL to a page, not a combination of any of those.

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    I am curious about the rotary enc. Sofle got it too. How useful is it for development and some gaming purposes?

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      If you’re ready to loose the oled screens, then yes it should fit. I designed this for the choc version, and on the choc version, the holes for the oled is a bit closer to the promicro than on the cherry version. And if you install the cherry pcb on this, the oled holes are obstructed by a piece of the case, thus cannot fit properly. If you loose the oled screens, they should fit nicely.

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        This is based on the v3 pcb, I’m not sure about the v2 pcb, I’ll have to check, but if the holes are 1-2mm from the controller, it will fit.

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    Honestly this is pretty amazing. Didn’t know one could easily buy that, would have reconsidered my Logitech purchase, haha.

    Is it possible to have a volume control button? Is it possible to have lighted keys? Does it support Bluetooth, WiFi, and cable? (3 machines) Dies the software allow building macros?

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    Thanks for the link. I’ve been looking at the Cornish Zen recently.

    What would be the major differences between keyboards on your site and the CZ? I see they’re both wireless.

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      Functionally, they’re not very different. The CZ has onboard controllers so over all, it’s thinners, it has a e-ink display so it burn less battery. The Corne uses separate wireless controller (bluemicro840), so I have to design a case around this controller, thus making the case thicker and less refined than the CZ. It also can use an e-ink screen (the nice!view), but it’s not very easy to find, so I stick with OLED screens. My version can accommodate a huge battery so it can last months event with OLED screens.

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    Build one with a proper trackpoint and useable mouse buttons and I’ll buy 5 instantly

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        I’ve used both, and the trackpoint is massively superior for high speed touch typists. Trackballs are a hard pass for me.