I recently (a few weeks ago) finished putting the latest version of my Dactyl Lynx #keyboard together, using my Snowshoe MX single-switch PCBs, and I'm incredibly happy with the results!
https://hackaday.io/project/176016-dactyl-lynx/log/241332-finally-finished-the-new-build
#ergonomic #ergokeyboard #dactyl #mechanicalkeyboard #splitkeyboard #3dprinting #rp2040 #rmk

Switching to a split keyboard was one of the best decisions I’ve made. My wrists feel great, my posture is better, typing is more comfortable than ever and Ive like 10x my speed. Sometimes small ergonomic changes make a huge difference. #SplitKeyboard #health #OpenSource #NixOS #hardware #setup

Finished building my new hardwired split mechanical keyboard this weekend! #3dprinted based on my own design, spray painted and powered by a pair of Raspberry Pi Pico W’s. Of course, it’s running my fave #keyboard firmware #KMK! Sadly #CircuitPython doesn’t yet support BLE on the PicoW so it’s not wireless yet, but I’m just counting down the days!

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Building a Cyberpunk Modular Keyboard https://hackaday.com/2025/06/07/building-a-cyberpunk-modular-keyboard/ #PeripheralsHacks #splitkeyboard #keyboard #keys

Building a Cyberpunk Modular Keyboard - Perhaps you have a tilt towards glowing cyberpunk peripherals. Perhaps you’ve been... - https://hackaday.com/2025/06/07/building-a-cyberpunk-modular-keyboard/ #peripheralshacks #splitkeyboard #keyboard #keys

Switching to Zuoya GMK70 split keyboard. Remapping the braindead default layout was major pain in the ass. So far it feels like an upgrade over Kinesis Freestyle Pro for half the price. Every keyboard should have an encoder, or four.

So.. Split Keyboards..

Bisher hab ich auf dem "Das Keyboard 4 Professional" gearbeitet und wollte jetzt was provrammierbares und nem ergonomischeren Layout

Also warum nicht gleich komplett auf Split umsteigen? Umgewöhnen muss ich mich ja sowieso

Okay so I need to make my own split mechanical keyboard. But I want my keyboard to have dual functions. Both a keyboard and a "micro" PC. After long discussions in Rust Offtopic Matrix room and then Rust Embedded room, I think it's a good idea to use Milk V Duo as the processor for my keyboard. And then add video output(HDMI), speaker/buzzer, microphone and Wifi. A shortcut on the device will switch between micro PC and ordinary keyboard.

An advantage of sophogo sg2002 SoC is that the TRM is fully available in English. This will be useful when I want to enter kernel development later. For now I will just do Linux on it.

A Milk V Duo with 512MB RAM and with Wifi costs only 18 USD.

Can I do left join of people using #emacs and #splitkeyboard? How do you map your modifiers and symbol layers on a smaller keeb? I was almost happy with having a symbols overlay up until I realized that I don't have any practical way to type M-%.

are split keyboards worth the hype? what’s your experience with them vs regular mechanical keyboards + switching between a standard laptop keyboard when out and about to the split keyboard at home?

i don’t have plans to get one now, largely because of how difficult they are to find and the consequent higher costs… the ZSA Moonlander is what i’ve been eyeing for a while, but i’m curious to hear what people think