My custom keymaps which is heavily inspired by Miryoku. Some differences are:
- Number, Symbol, and Function layer are right-hand layers
- arrows are above
WASD - modifier order is
Alt,Ctrl,Shift,Super
Set up QMK. This repository is a QMK userspace. From the repository root run
qmk userspace-compileThis reads qmk.json and builds every target.
The resulting .uf2 files are written to the repository root.
The Aurora uses the same firmware for both halves. The Halcyon halves each run their own firmware, so the two halves get different images.
Enter the bootloader, then copy the appropriate .uf2 onto the drive that appears.
- Miryoku based
- timeless home row mods
- mod-tap
- caps word
- multiple layers with Colemak as base
- RALT layer for Umlaute, ß, €
- Halcyon rotary encoder
- Halcyon Cirque trackpad
Base layer is Colemak with homerow mods.
' replaces ; at the top right.
As I use a tiling Wayland Compositor,
my most used modifiers (Shift, Super) are on my strongest fingers.
Ralt is below the home row to be able to hold hjkl in vim.
Numbers are arranged like a numpad with symbols in the remaining positions.
Symbols are in the same location as shifted numbers.
F1 to F9 are arranged as the number layer with F10 to F12 to the left and system keys on the right.
Arrow keys at the same location as WASD with navigation keys below.
This layer includes brightness and volume control.
The micmute key sends Super + / which is configured to toggle the microphone
in my Wayland Compositor.
Switch default layer to the selected. Locations are mnemonic:
AforArrowCforColemakQforQWERTY
Custom Right-Alt layer for german letters and €-Symbol. Assumes US-International keyboard.
Dedicated arrow layer above WASD.








