pi400kb
nrf52-keyboard
| pi400kb | nrf52-keyboard | |
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| 9 | 2 | |
| 250 | 148 | |
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| 2.1 | 0.0 | |
| 9 months ago | 5 months ago | |
| C | C | |
| MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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pi400kb
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Forwarding scripted keystrokes?
There is an issue open for macros here that seems to hint you have to grab the keyboard first:
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Technical Project
Go here https://github.com/Gadgetoid/pi400kb and follow the instructions.
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RPi400 Ports
See my reply elsewhere - look at GitHub here for your keyboard issue.
It's not easy (see this GitHub repository for a 400 HID example and this Pi 4 MagPi article for a network example) and NOT just plug and play.
- Ask HN: What keyboard do you use?
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Inexpensive laptop/mini PC solution to link with Onyx Mira 13.3
Mirroring laptop + using the Pi400 as keyboard: thanks to Pi400kb, I can pretty much run Windows with some Linux benefits. It may be considered a silly setup because the Pi becomes a glorified and ore expensive keyboard for the laptop, but I have the advantage of a more stable setup. The Pi can also still run headless tasks via cron, so it's not totally useless.
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Ask HN: Did you find something to use your Raspberry Pi 400 for?
I'm currently working on getting Kali Linux installed and working on my Pi400 with an adafruit screen attached to the GPIO port. It's a convenient size for hand-carrying, and with the screen disconnected it could pass (to the casual observer) as a simple compact keyboard. Especially when paired with the pi400kb "driver" [1]
That it'll run off of a USB battery pack for quite some time is an added bonus. It's obviously not as powerful as a dedicated laptop but as a "cyberdeck" or an incognito penetration test device, I think it'll find a place of regular usage in my life.
[1] https://github.com/Gadgetoid/pi400kb
- Raw HID keyboard forwarder to turn the Pi 400 into a USB keyboard
nrf52-keyboard
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[US-MD][H] fully assembled bluetooth Cheap-60 (Acrylic Gasket), a budget gasket keyboard originated in China [W] PayPal, Local
The PCB is both USB and bluetooth enabled, with RGB called GTBLE60. The firmware is based on a GitHub open sourced solution:https://github.com/genokolar/nrf52-keyboard , which is based on TMK, and has most of the QMK features implemented (including functions like tap layer).
- My first custom keyboard
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