So for me, a #Python developer (with quite a bit of #MicroPython experience), this made the whole keeb firmware hacking an order of magnitude more accessible. You know, for really customizing stuff, not just editing a DeviceTree file and then wait for GitHub to build my firmware because local development is discouraged (looking at you, ZMK) …
Hell yeah, #KMK running on my split keyboard. This is way more fun to customize than ZMK, because I can simply code my own stuff instead of being limited to what the devs already prepared.
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