• yingeling@lemmy.worldOP
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      It is! You can perform a click with it, but won’t “feel” the click, since there is no haptic feedback module, which the steam controller has.

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    Is this kit no longer available? I’ve been waiting forever for splitkb to release the Elora to compliment my kyria for when I need a number row (gaming), but this seems like the next best thing.

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      This will be for sale very soon, it’s not listed yet, I was just able to get it a bit sooner 😄

      The Elora is also undergoing the last few steps before going for sale, I’m also waiting for it and can’t wait to try out the module system!

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        Very cool. After getting the Kyria I really cannot imagine having anything other than this style thumb cluster/stagger. Great to see that there are alternatives out there.

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    I am interested in the 3x5+3 version and would love to get Miryoku on it, plus of course the track pad needs to work, too. Is there an easy way, like a qmk workflow build that achieves this? Or another guide that describes it?

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    Looks near, but the location of the track pad doesn’t seem particularly useful… but I suppose that’s entirely user opinion

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      I find it alright for quick mouse movement using my index finger. As main I prefer a thumb trackball.

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    Is this keyboard wireless? If not I couldn’t imagine using it because the wires would sit in your lap

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      It isn’t wireless. I’m not sure how the wires would end up in your lap when the keyboard is on your desk.

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          Oh no, the red cable is actually facing away from you when using it. I guess I shouldn’t have taken these pictures at these angles 😅

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        I think they said that because the wires seem to be going toward the user instead of away like a typical keyboard. Edit… Unless you’re supposed to use it the other way and turn your hands out instead of in.

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          It’s a split keyboard so you can rotate the two halves and put them further apart as you like. I noticed there was some confusion about how the keyboard should be orientated 😅

          I commented another picture with how it would sit on the desk.

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        They’re two separate halves, when using it you’ll put them further apart from each other…