Alpha VS sesame

I used 2 different tools to model this. 1. KiCad : converted pcb (https://github.com/PyrooL/Alpha) to step file using this. 2. Fusion360 : Since the available alpha PCB was solder only type, I had to modify the generated step file to support MX the hotswap socket (3d files for which is also available online for kailh type, but I was using Gateron ones so It took some trial and error)

I mean there is a qmk for it Alpha github

Here's the smallest mechanical keyboard possible, 24 keys: https://github.com/PyrooL/Alpha

Yeah it’s painful. Here’s a guide for the default keymap https://github.com/PyrooL/Alpha/blob/master/keymap/README.md

The board is an Alpha28: https://github.com/PyrooL/Alpha

Alpha28

was trying to fix some stabs in a Sesame Ergo but forgot to unplug the cable before opening it up, now the keyboard isn't getting recognized by windows anymore, what do I do?

As well as the Quefrency, and then other 1µc bent boards like the Alice and derivatives.

I know the top middle is a Sesame made by Elmo.

Sure! Switch couture Alice - websitehere Sesame - ( you can buy the PCB from herehere or make it on jlpcb) Sesame's github ( get files from herehere ) Ymdk wings - ( made from alu but is pretty hollow from what I heard) get it herehere I will update the comment some time later :D just have some stuff to do

It's a Sesame

I bought the kit from 42Keebs. They ship from Prague but their prices are very good, even shipping to the USA (where I am). If you want to experiment with Alice, this is a great way to do it on the cheap. The design files are also all publicly available on GitHub.

A friend living in Japan ordered using gerberfiles published on github. https://github.com/kb-elmo/sesame

You can take a look at my Sesame repository for an example schematic and a list of parts. https://github.com/kb-elmo/sesame