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Add samuel's literate keymap file for planck #4998
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Hello, please take as long as you need for this PR, but I just wanted to communicate that my last commit addressed issues raised in @drashna 's review. Please tell me if anything still needs to be looked at again, thank you. Additionally, the commits get squashed if it gets accepted right? When I made those commits I didn't expect to make this PR so I couldn't imagine them being very useful to anyone. |
The only remaining issue is a coding convention (formatting) one. As is, it's pretty hard to read. If you're fine with that, then that's okay. And yes, we squash keymap PRs, like this. |
I am fine with the formatting. I and other emacs users if they so choose to use this keymap will never look at the keymap file, but only at the org file. Thanks! |
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Great!
* added my own keymap * changed thing * updated keymap Samuel * updated laypout for better one handed use * updated stuff I want * happy with my lagout * formatting * Added new literate config * made everything nice * cleaned * fixed spelling and two small bugs in macros * Made press and lift function for modifiers
Description
Added my awesome keymap written in a .org file for emacs users mostly. This way, you can easily edit your keymap in the org mode table, and changes will be reflected in the actual tethered keymap file. No more having to maintain comments and balancing tables to have a neat config file.
The actual keymap is not that important, just allowing other's to easily create their own keymaps in org if they wish. But if you are interested in the keymap, it is heavily based on a standard dvorak layout using a single extra layer and a lot of custom implemented tap keys to make it all work. It feels amazing!!!
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