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It's not day 2 because yesterday I've not wrote!

And the adventure with my ErgoDash split ergo keyboard continues.

Today I was back to office, and my brand new ErgoDash pre-built by FalbaTech (and the DSA keycaps from YMDKey) was there, waiting for me!

First episode at ErgoDash: Day -x.

And the story continues with a theoretical attempt at an Italian developer-friendly keymap for my ErgoDash.

(It's not day 0 because I still have no keyboard... waiting for it!)

And this is the beginning of my ErgoDash QMK-based ergonomic split keyboard life.

The Endgame Keyboard? lists all the previous episode, but probably they're not so important, now.

Important thing is: I now have ordered an ErgoDash keyboard from Falbatech and while waiting for it (plus the keycaps from YMDKey), I'm already thinking about the possible keyboard layout and layers.

And that's it.

After years of struggling, I've just placed an order for an ergonomic split keyboard, specifically the ErgoDash v1, with three 1u thumb keys per half.

What happened?

To further complicate my keyboard issues, keycaps are a matter by themselves.

Which keycaps set fits which keyboard?

How to manage the layouts?

What to do with layers?

Note: no, you've not missed part 2... I'm still working on it since I'm writing about the three keyboards in alphabetical order, but I still have to complete the second post about the Iris. Stay tuned.

To further complicate my keyboard issues, keycaps are a matter by themselves.

Which keycaps set fits which keyboard?

How to manage the layouts?

What to do with layers?

To further complicate my keyboard issues, keycaps are a matter by themselves.

Which keycaps set fits which keyboard?

How to manage the layouts?

What to do with layers?

The split keyboard saga is still going on.

I'm more and more trying to finalize the list of possible candidates for my new ergo split mechanical keyboard.

(While I'm also trying to money for it, this being the most difficult part!)