I believe it is wireless, yes. Middle one should be the wireless receiver connected to the host device, making the biggest workload communication saving up the battery on the master half, but i am not 100% sure.
With the selected firmware, ZMK or QMK, you can always experiment different positions and/or layers where you can define the dedicated arrow keys, until you get comfy with the selection
my take is because it brings joy + may be some level of challenge, while making a build plus extra fun to type on something new, adapting a keymap to your needs etc after that
I have cut the acrylic to exact size of 1000mAh battery. Probably i would recommend to position the battery where i have cut my logo in the middle of the base for 2 reasons:
under the controller there are sharp pins, which would be safer to avoid having the battery under them, just to be safer
if you would like to use the tented case as a normal case you could place a rubber feet where the battery is
Just my personal notes and suggestion, but this way it works for me
I don't have any experience with those, but i'm looking lately to upgrade my G305. I have been using lately my wired G502 and while g305 is a good mouse i have been felling much much comfy with the G502, even though it is wired.
this is fabulous ! What a great work !
https://github.com/Wimads/TB3S---DIY-QMK-Trackball-device
trackball - tb3s
I kept typing the title, while eating those delicious strawberries, just like a dinosaur.
<3
It is at least - interesting :D
I believe it is wireless, yes. Middle one should be the wireless receiver connected to the host device, making the biggest workload communication saving up the battery on the master half, but i am not 100% sure.
Hi, here are some resources that might help to get started with colemak layout
https://colemakmods.github.io/mod-dh/
https://www.colemak.academy/
https://colemak.com/
https://github.com/markus-rapp-nyland/lily58_colemak_dh/blob/main/lily58_colemak_keymap/keymap.c
beautiful !
With the selected firmware, ZMK or QMK, you can always experiment different positions and/or layers where you can define the dedicated arrow keys, until you get comfy with the selection
my take is because it brings joy + may be some level of challenge, while making a build plus extra fun to type on something new, adapting a keymap to your needs etc after that
Supermini NRF52840
Hi, that's a tenting case that does come with stainless steel M5 bolts and nuts that you can adjust to your height preference. I do sell them here: https://kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-acrylic-tenting-case-kit/
I have cut the acrylic to exact size of 1000mAh battery. Probably i would recommend to position the battery where i have cut my logo in the middle of the base for 2 reasons:
Just my personal notes and suggestion, but this way it works for me
It is strange, but intriguing !
For now not liking the stiction of the ball, which should go away (i hope) with usage. Also the scroll wheel feels flimsy and it is inconsistent.
For now still adapting to it, but not sure if i'll keep it because of the mentioned.
you can get a Lily58 Tented case kit here: https://kriscables.com/product/lily58-pro-acrylic-tenting-case-kit/
Shipped from Portugal to any place in the world with a working postal service
It would and i actually changed those caps after the stream: https://www.instagram.com/stories/kriscables/3311976359813784815/
just an ESC key
Anything you would like:
Volume
Brightness
Zoom in/out
Scroll up/down
Scroll left/right
Color picking and other stuff while designing Etc. The possibilities are endless. You can even add key+encoder combinations.
I don't have any experience with those, but i'm looking lately to upgrade my G305. I have been using lately my wired G502 and while g305 is a good mouse i have been felling much much comfy with the G502, even though it is wired.
https://kriscables.com/product/lily58-mid-profile-case/
Designed and Produced in Portugal
Oled Screens ? Show whatever info you set in the firmware