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You would use your right hand to press the modifier, so with QWERTY, you would hold J for Shift if you want an uppercase F. From an ergonomic perspective, it's best to use the modifier with the opposite hand to avoid 'finger yoga' with one hand. This is also known as bilateral HRM. It's all about ergonomics and less finger movement, you fingers should be on the home row. See HRM in action with Bueny www.youtube.com/@bueny52/videos

​@@moosyresearch6591Ah, I see. It kinda sucks you have to make an exception for only those few keys but I guess you would get used to it overtime

@@cosmicslime1496 no exceptions, I just use left mods for right side and vise versa. It's just fabulous

​@@moosyresearch6591Ooh yea I see now, that makes so much more sense. I think I'm going to start using this too. Thanks!

Sure, it does: behaviors { col_semi: colon_semicolon { compatible = "zmk,behavior-mod-morph"; #binding-cells = <0>; bindings = <&kp COLON>, <&kp SEMI>; mods = <(MOD_LSFT|MOD_RSFT)>; }; }; alternatively, ping me on Discord

@@moosyresearch6591 after copying and pasting it is has started working . Now i want to do something similar with double quote and single quote . double quote should be default and single quote should be triggered by shift key . chatgpt gave me this snippet for this behaviors { quote_behavior: double_single_quote { compatible = "zmk,behavior-mod-morph"; #binding-cells = <0>; bindings = <&kp QUOT>, <&kp DQUO>; mods = <(MOD_LSFT|MOD_RSFT)>; }; }; it gives me build error like this "Keymap error. Likely cause is an incorrectly defined Custom Defined Behaviors. Please check the definitions. Please download the ZMK Keymap file to help with debugging"

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@@armelchiza3771 thanks buddy

if you can't explain it simply then you don't understand it well enough ;-)

@@honefone ?

@@armelchiza3771 check discord.com/channels/877392805654306816/886431949227429928/1260927895719641158

@@moosyresearch6591 got it, thanks so much Moosy!

Correct, the letter is activated by tapping, while the modifier is activated by holding. In both ZMK and Kanata you can configure the timing aspects for Tap and Hold. I use ZMK on the Glove80 but alternatively you can try HRM with Kanata as described on sites.google.com/view/keyboards/research/homerow-mods-explained HRM rocks, wkr, M

I am no ZMK expert. It's better to ask these question in the Discord channel. It's discussed here: discord.com/channels/877392805654306816/937645688244826154/1166713606499471440 I use home row alt and tab and have a couple of thumb keys for app and deskop switching. See cursor layer on: sites.google.com/view/keyboards/glove80_tailorkey

www.keychron.com/products/keychron-k11-pro-alice-layout-qmk-via-wireless-custom-mechanical-keyboard?_pos=1&_psq=k11 scroll down and download the correct json file for via

I did. I didn't realize that I was putting the .json file for the k11 pro instead of the k11 max. keychron has a native configurator now launcher.keychron. try that instead.

Glad you like them!

Great to hear you like it!

macro UI is still in development so will take some time before making another video. Many people willing to help you on Discord MoErgo community

Glad you liked it! More awesome stuff on the horizon!

Glad you like them. Just helping out ....

Via is simple but also very limited. We cannot configure any delays, timing or any bilateral combinations. The HRM shown with Via are very basic. For more Advanced HRM, you have two options: 1.) QMK and create your own firmware and configure more advance HRM. This does require serious effort that is why Via exists. 2.) Kanata (recommended) This is a tool that you run on your computer, allowing you to configure very advanced HRM, including bilateral combinations. Make sure to disable your HRM on your hardware!! It's simple and consists of one executable that you download and a configuration file. You can grab my configuration file and a short howto from: sites.google.com/view/keyboards/research/homerow-mods-explained

I think the link is broken? @@moosyresearch6591