I've recorded a short demo of ThumbsUp! v2 unibody keyboard:
For that video I used my work keyboard, one based on Atmega32U4 with Kailh Choc Blue switches and unmarked caps, the basic configuration.
In that video I showed how to type the text, enter numbers, and do some basic navigation and text editing.
I am cleaning up the firmware for all the keyboards. Two biggest changes are switch to the current QMK version 0.22.14 and enabling the VIA/REMAP support for all the keyboards. Look for the banners fo
My split boards have a controller in each half. That is they can be used separately as keypads. Also they can be programmed separately: one half can contain the default layout while the other contain