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* QMK Configurator layout support for Pinky 3-row and 4-row versions * refactor default keymaps - use an enum for layer names - remove redundant definitions - qmk cformat pass - modify pinky/4 via keymap to mirror pinky/4 default functionality * remove LAYOUT_kc macros This usage is not endorsed by QMK as it has been found to be confusing to novice users. * add VIA support to pinky/3 * update config.h files Removes unnecessary definitions for Backlight, RGB Underglow, Magic config and MIDI. * update main rules.mk file Updates the rules.mk file to match the formatting of the current QMK-provided template. Removes sample bootloader comments, feature rules that are no longer included in the template, and updates the in-line comments. * update and split keyboard readme Updates the main readme file's formatting, adds instructions to access bootloader mode, and adds more specific readmes for each version. * add line breaks between rows in the info.json files * rename layout macros for Community Layout forward compatibility The layouts of the Pinky3 and Pinky4 aren't currently Community Layouts, but support for them could be added with a rules.mk edit should the layouts be added to QMK.
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Pinky
A split keyboard with 3 or 4 x7 vertically staggered keys and 4 thumb keys. An idea is inspired from crkbd, Lily58, Ergo42 and Helix.
- Keyboard Maintainer: Masayuki Sunahara @tamanishi
- Hardware Supported: Pinky3 (3rows) or Pinky4 (4rows) PCB, Pro Micro
- Hardware Availability: Pinky3 PCB & Case Data, Pinky4 PCB & Case Data
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make pinky/3:default # for Pinky3
make pinky/4:default # for Pinky4
Flashing example for this keyboard:
make pinky/3:default:flash # for Pinky3
make pinky/4:default:flash # for Pinky4
To reset the board into bootloader mode, double-tap the Reset switch mounted on the PCB.
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.