← Back to context Comment by thebigspacefuck 3 hours ago https://blog.perprogramming.com/posts/framework-ortholinear-... 4 comments thebigspacefuck Reply lawn 3 hours ago Very cool!Although to be pedantic, that's not an "ortholinear" keyboard (as in a square grid) rather a keyboard with column stagger (which you should use).I wonder if you could make it for a FW13 too? I know QMK doesn't work for 13.Edit: I see now that it uses a separate microcontroller, so yes if you could make it fit then it should work. dontlaugh 23 minutes ago It should be possible to make a dumb version of such a keyboard wired the same as the stock one, just with the keys moved around. It would need some OS configuration to be truly useful, though. evanjrowley 3 hours ago It also bothers me that the meaning of "ortholinear" has been lost, but at least it's a sign that the hobby has grown to a certain point. dontlaugh 3 hours ago Yes, something like that. Ideally for a reasonably sized 13-14” laptop.
lawn 3 hours ago Very cool!Although to be pedantic, that's not an "ortholinear" keyboard (as in a square grid) rather a keyboard with column stagger (which you should use).I wonder if you could make it for a FW13 too? I know QMK doesn't work for 13.Edit: I see now that it uses a separate microcontroller, so yes if you could make it fit then it should work. dontlaugh 23 minutes ago It should be possible to make a dumb version of such a keyboard wired the same as the stock one, just with the keys moved around. It would need some OS configuration to be truly useful, though. evanjrowley 3 hours ago It also bothers me that the meaning of "ortholinear" has been lost, but at least it's a sign that the hobby has grown to a certain point.
dontlaugh 23 minutes ago It should be possible to make a dumb version of such a keyboard wired the same as the stock one, just with the keys moved around. It would need some OS configuration to be truly useful, though.
evanjrowley 3 hours ago It also bothers me that the meaning of "ortholinear" has been lost, but at least it's a sign that the hobby has grown to a certain point.
Very cool!
Although to be pedantic, that's not an "ortholinear" keyboard (as in a square grid) rather a keyboard with column stagger (which you should use).
I wonder if you could make it for a FW13 too? I know QMK doesn't work for 13.
Edit: I see now that it uses a separate microcontroller, so yes if you could make it fit then it should work.
It should be possible to make a dumb version of such a keyboard wired the same as the stock one, just with the keys moved around. It would need some OS configuration to be truly useful, though.
It also bothers me that the meaning of "ortholinear" has been lost, but at least it's a sign that the hobby has grown to a certain point.
Yes, something like that. Ideally for a reasonably sized 13-14” laptop.