A guide to home row mods #26
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Thank you so much, I found this very useful! Personally, I found your suggested approach of chording with thumb keys -> layers the most suitable for me. Here is my reference KMonad keymap: https://github.com/paulistoan/kmonad-keymaps/blob/main/cags.kbd. |
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You are insane for writing such a detailed write up on this! And it is incredibly appreciated!!! I have seen things about this before but always ignored it, because it just seemed weird and too complicated. Now that I actually understand it, and you've explained so many of the tradeoffs / thinking behind it, I'm sold :) |
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Thank you so much! Because of the article I did quite a few modifications to my otherwise rusted keyboard configuration, and switched from using vial configurator back to pure qmk fun (my keyboard don't support vial with all needed rules, not enough memory). This article is indeed an example of how one writes comprehensive yet full and deep guide about not so complex on the surface but surprisingly challenging problem. |
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There is a new trick for homerow mods done with combos: |
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Your post is a gem! It is an excellent introduction with depth -- exactly what I searched for. I tried |
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Great! This is exact same idea of creating Intuiter project for increasing people's productivity for any keyboard globally |
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Thank you very much for the article. |
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With the help of this magnificent guide and karabiner.ts, I got home row mods to work with Karabiner-Elements. 🙌🏻 It has the same features as Kmonad, but is much easier to install. (Especially on Mac! I spent literally 10 hours failing to get Kmonad to work...) I have a repo with a guide here, and can make more layouts if anyone wants. It doesn't have permissive hold and ignore mod tap from QMK - but it has way less lag, and a typing feel i greatly prefer. |
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What a comprehensive write up! |
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I'm using nvim and wsl2 on windows 10 for both coding and prose writing, and did key logging for a few days to find my frequency. Turns out was the most I used by far and the order was actuall ctrl > alt > shift > cmd. Just one data point for your reference. |
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Thanks for this great guide. A small issue in #finding-the-sweet-spot. The key alias for |
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Great guide. default.conf
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A guide to home row mods
What are home row mods? What is a mod-tap? What settings do you need to use? What are the alternatives? And more in this article...
https://precondition.github.io/home-row-mods
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