This is a test post from my new mechanical keyboard. I've been sent an Epomaker TH87 to review.
It has *many* blinkenlights!
Feel free to ask any questions and I'll answer them in my blog post.
@Edent Looking at the product page, they don't seem to be using Open Source firmware like #ZMK - do you know more? https://epomaker.com/products/epomaker-th87
And then there were two: This post was typed on my phone using my first self built Bluetooth #ErgoMechKeyboard, running on battery power with #ZMK firmware: the Gamma Omega Hesse. Like my other #MechanicalKeyboard designs this has a diode-free PCB using #GraphTheory. https://github.com/unspecworks/gamma-omega/tree/main/hesse
And then there were two: This post was typed on my phone using my first self built Bluetooth #ErgoMechKeyboard, running on battery power with #ZMK firmware: the Gamma Omega Hesse. Like my other #MechanicalKeyboard designs this has a diode-free PCB using #GraphTheory. https://github.com/unspecworks/gamma-omega/tree/main/hesse
The warm fuzzy feeling the first time someone else has successfully built a #MechanicalKeyboard using your PCB design is pretty close to someone else using your #OpenSource software.
Just a shame they ran into a glitch where I’d broken the #QMK/Vial firmware, and that using #ZMK with firmware outside the main repository is a bit tricky. But we got there! 🐞⌨️
