Where should i start? going from 100% to 36-keys. Im really interested in ergo keebs like the corne, but ive never built a custom keeb nore have i thinkered with smaller/custom layouts.

• miryoku

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  Miryoku is an ergonomic, minimal, orthogonal, and universal keyboard layout.

Personally, after trying the home row mod I feel much more comfortable and there are very few key combinations that I find odd. That said, the home row mod needs some tweaking and is not for everyone. Try miryoku and see if you like it. I changed a lot of things there but used it as a base. The main thing I couldn't get over was that some of the symbols were on the num layer on the same keys that used the sym layer. It really made sense, like when there was `=` on the sym layer, there was `+` on the same key on the num layer to mimic that key on the regular keyboard. But somehow it didn't click. So I have two symbols layers: one on the left half and one on the right and it works much better for me.

• miryoku_kmonad

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  Miryoku is an ergonomic, minimal, orthogonal, and universal keyboard layout. Miryoku KMonad is the Miryoku implementation for KMonad.

Something I don't see mentioned enough is just preparing yourself for smaller keebs by using pc-side software to emulate a smaller layout with whatever keyboard you're using now. Thankfully, Manna Harbour created a kmonad version of Miryoku that is perfectly suited for trying out a smaller layout on a bigger keyboard. (Be aware that typing on an actual ergonomic split keyboard is even nicer.)

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