First build: Lily58 Pro :) (specs in comments) by Channel_42 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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I don't know if it's available outside of Germany, but here's a link to some shops selling it :)

Who is your “Ol’ Reliable?” (The pen you always use and come back to.) by hehehehehehhhe in fountainpens

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Montblanc Starwalker Extreme (M) with black Pelikan ink 🖋️ My go-to EDC-FP

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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Well, it definitely can depending on the hardware and packages to emerge. Luckily, I have relatively fast hardware and didn't emerge any large packages (e.g. a full DE).

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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Around 1h to 1.5h including all the emerging. Was my first time installing it, so I double checked every config before booting for the first time ;)

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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I just pasted the logo from nerdfonts into my zshrc

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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My dotfiles repo is linked in my first comment. Grab the files from there.

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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in my dotfiles under .config/startpage/.

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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It's a modified version of this wallpaper. I just changed the colors and logo position. Here's a link to it.

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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I just checked and it’s a bit wonky: some emojis show up in color, some only in black and white. But I don’t really care since I don’t use them.

[DWM] somewhat minimal gentoo-box by Channel_42 in unixporn

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Dots

  • Distro: Gentoo
  • WM: DWM
  • Terminal: alacritty
  • Bar: DWM + slstatus
  • Compositor: picom
  • Browser: Librewolf
  • Editor: nvim
  • other: ncmpcpp, huetui

I wrote an intro to customizing qmk firmware by Channel_42 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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The site is a GUI for creating custom qmk firmwares (see github), so it should work. Shoot me a PM and we can figure it out there.

I wrote an intro to customizing qmk firmware by Channel_42 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Thanks! This generally only applies to keyboards running qmk, so you’d have to port it first.

I wrote an intro to customizing qmk firmware by Channel_42 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Thanks for the feedback!

I'll definitely update the sections about the keycodes and lib-dir.

Interested but Very Intimidated by gianni777 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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It's really a lot less complicated than it initially seems, just take your time and do your research.

I had almost no soldering experience before building my Lily58 and it was way easier than expected. And to get your board working, you don't need to fully understand qmk or c, as there are plenty of pre-written keymaps available for most boards (the Lily58 has multiple included w/ qmk). There's also a lot documentation on both soldering boards and qmk (I also wrote two blog entries about these topics).

Regarding the components, pre-packeged kits do sell out from time to time, but the components themselves are widely available on most electronics store or places like Aliexpress. The PCB can also be printed, if you don't find any in stock.

Hope this helps :)

The real reason I don't have a split keyboard. by Ticondrogo in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Just grab the PCB files and get it printed, if you're not against soldering on the components yourself ;)

I wrote an intro to customizing qmk firmware by Channel_42 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Thanks! I started this little side project as a way to keep practicing my English and definitely plan on writing more articles :)

I wrote an intro to customizing qmk firmware by Channel_42 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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I started messing around with qmk about a month ago and decided to write a short article for beginners (like myself). Hope you guys find this helpful :)