The CMD project seeks to improve productivity by optimizing usage of the left hand via clever use of the function layers.
>Note: This project is currently optimized for grid layout, and has not been confirmed to work 100% on MIT layout, although it is expected to work correctly.
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Modes
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#### QWERTY
>CMD-Qwerty is very similar to the default Preonic with a few key differences:
- Dual-role Raise/Enter Key at Caps Lock position. -Don't need to take your hand off the mouse to submit URLs
- Space_Function under left space (Grid layout) -Don't need to take your thumb off of the spacebar to use lower.
- Dedicated arrow keys replaced with ( - , = , [ , and ] ) - big improvement for programmers who are used to fn layer.
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#### Game
> Disables extra features to facilitate easier usage of the Preonic while gaming. this mode is toggled in the adjust layer.
- Dual Role Function key becomes Caps Lock.
- Space_Function disabled and replaced with normal spacebar.
- Windows Key disabled.
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#### Numpad
> Enables left-hand numpad
- Left-side numpad
- Can be toggled on in Adjust layer (under . key)
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#### Arrow - (Lower)
> Makes arrow keys easily accessible to Left Hand, and much more.
- Arrow keys at WASD, Backspace at Q, Delete at E.
- Media Keys near arrow cluster, mute at A.
- Web Nav keys.
- Mouse cluster at YGHJ.
- Numpad in right side of board.
- Can be toggled on in Adjust layer (Under , key)
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#### Function- (Raise)
> Basic Functions. Open Keys for customization.
- Turns WASD into Navigation cluster (Home, End, Page up and Page Down)
- Pok3r style right hand arrow cluster for accessibility (familiar for many users.)
- Doubles as shift key for top row numbers.
- Print Screen, Insert, etc.
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#### Adjust- (Raise + Lower)
> Switch Modes
- Default modes moved to the left and new layer toggle modes located to the right.
- Sleep and Wake keys added.
- Reset button moved under Spacebar(s).
Notes:
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Please feel free to reach out to Commandlinedesign@gmail.com with suggestions.
Special Thanks to Jack for QMK firmware and the Preonic!
