beyblock20 VS TypeBeastXDPlus

I want to introduce the newest magnetic module to the beyblock20 family: mongus48. It’s a Planck sized keyboard with an OLED display and a rotary encoder. I thought this was an important module to make for this system, since a fair of people hinted at wanting a full sized keyboard they could add peripherals on to, more so than making a keyboard from the peripherals they have.

It’s still in a prototyping phase, though the current designs are open source, for anyone to make new modules for or remix it however they want. For source files and information, check out the GitHub page here: https://github.com/ChrisChrisLoLo/beyblock20. This is a design I think is really cool, but not one I personally need, let me know how much further you’d like to see this project progress.

I'm a fan! I daily drive a 4x10, so a shift to this layout isn't bad at all! A layout that I use that I find fairly comfortable and "easy" is my homebrew TypeBeastXDPlus Home Edition: https://github.com/ChrisChrisLoLo/TypeBeastXDPlus

Excellent taste. My keymap is my own homebrew layout that's suitable for casual use and programming, which I have humbly given the name of TypeBeastXDPlus Home Edition. The one in the top left is one of my first projects: the gasket mounted banime40

It's a bit of a learning curve, though if you are interested in trying 4x10, I suggest trying out my layout here. It's not as clean as a map from a 60% keyboard as the Planck layout, though it does have all the support for modifiers, and is good enough to use for programming IMO

I have a 4x10 layout that makes it easier to go from the Planck layout here: https://github.com/ChrisChrisLoLo/TypeBeastXDPlus

Hey everyone! I often get asked what layout I use for my 4x10 ortholinear boards, and while I usually respond with Miryoku, I actually have a custom layout that I’m pretty comfortable with. Since 4x10 is a very serious layout, it was only appropriate to give my layout an equally fitting name: TypeBeastXD+ Home Edition