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firmware. | ||
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It is exposed as a library giving you the different building blocks to create a | ||
featureful keyboard firmware. As the different functionality are interconected | ||
featureful keyboard firmware. As the different functionality are interconnected | ||
by the user of the crate, you can use only the parts you are interested in or | ||
easily insert your own code in between. | ||
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![Ortho60](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0238/7342/1376/products/[email protected]) | ||
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Another handwired project using keyberon is | ||
Another handwired project using Keyberon is | ||
[keyberon-f4](https://github.com/TeXitoi/keyberon-f4), a unsplitted ergo | ||
keyboard. It runs on a [WeAct | ||
MiniF4](https://github.com/WeActTC/MiniF4-STM32F4x1) based on a STM32F401 MCU. | ||
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The supported features are: | ||
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- Layers when holding a key (aka the fn key). When holding multiple layer keys, | ||
the last pressed layer action sets the layer. | ||
- Layers when holding a key (aka the `fn` key). When holding multiple layer | ||
keys, the last pressed layer action sets the layer. | ||
- Transparent key, i.e. when on an alternative layer, the key will inherit the | ||
behavior of the default layer. | ||
- Change default layer dynamically. | ||
- Multiple keys sent on an single key press. It allows to have keys for complex | ||
- Multiple keys sent on a single key press. It allows having keys for complex | ||
shortcut, for example a key for copy and paste or alt tab, or for whatever you | ||
want. | ||
- Chording multiple keys together to act as a single key | ||
- hold tap: different action depending if the key is held or tapped. For | ||
- Chording multiple keys together to act as a single key. | ||
- hold tap: different action depending on if the key is held or tapped. For | ||
example, you can have a key acting as layer change when held, and space when | ||
tapped. | ||
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To find new, findable and memorable project names, some persons in the Rust | ||
community try to mix the name of a city with some keyword related to the | ||
project. For example, you have the [Tokio project](https://tokio.rs/) that | ||
project. For example, you have the [Tokio](https://tokio.rs/) project that | ||
derive its name from the Japanese capital Tokyo and IO for Input Output, the | ||
main subject of this project. | ||
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So, I have to find such a name. In the mechanical keyboard community, "keeb" is | ||
slang for keyboard. Thus, I searched for a city with the sound [kib], preferably | ||
in France as it is the country of origin of the project. I found | ||
slang for keyboard. Thus, I searched for a city with the sound *[kib]*, | ||
preferably in France as it is the country of origin of the project. I found | ||
[Quiberon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiberon), and thus I named the project | ||
Keyberon. | ||
`Keyberon`. |