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* Make tap function inline * Use better makefile keyboard detection * Remove Copy-Paste macro * Add F11/F12 to Iris * Minor tweaks to userspace config * Set audio clicky randomness to 1.5 * Set NO_DEBUG to only be set if console is not enabled * Move NO_MUSIC_MODE to userspace config.h * Reduce Ergodox Debounce * Add Planck Light config * Use OSM for ortho 4x12 * Music Mode changes for planck light * Cleanup do to shutdown user and other fixes in Master * Add and use 'shutdown_user' fzunction * Remove global NO_MUSIC_MODE define * Add NO_MUSIC_MODE to individual keymaps * Change layer colors * Remove NO_PRINT and NO_DEBUG from userspace config.h Since these are automatically disabled if the console isn't enabled. * Remove backlight code if backlight isn't enabled * Remove Twinkle from Ergodox * Disable RGB twinkling and enable PSM * Clean up RGB matrix code * Clean up planck light indicators * Clean up tap code * Rules cleanup for ortho 4x12 * Fix up userspace template * Revert "Clean up tap code" This reverts commit 09f64d6d67aa021c3b5ac86a9a739a5ca2b9c1ec. * Organize includes * userspace cleanup * Fix modifier spelling error * Fix userspace rules * Disable Permissive Hold again * Minor clean up * Fix Tap stuff * Viterbi Updates for file size |
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README.md
Overview
This is my personal Orthodox configuration, and my daily driver.
Most of the code resides in my userspace, rather than here, as I have multiple keyboards.
How to build
make orthodox/rev1:drashna:teensy
Layers
- QWERTY/DVORAK/COLEMAK/WORKMAN: basic layout, default set like the OLKB boards. Default is set and persists on power cycle.
- RAISE: Contains function keys and unshifted symbols
- LOWER: Contains function keys and shifted symbols
- ADJUST: contains special codes (layout defaults, RGB codes, Audio codes, and volume control)
All layers have RGB specific indicators, so you can see what layer you're on by the underglow.
Orthodox Specific Code
Shift, Control and Alt all light up a specific RGB LED for a certain color, based on it's status, adding a visual indicator of OSMs or regular mods are held down.