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They also have a more expensive model which you can program with QMK firmware.
It wasn't something I thought about beforehand, but there is always Kmonad or other frameworks for remapping keys in software. The only limitation would be that duplicate modifier keys on the same side of the keyboard share the same scancodes. I.e. the middle Ctrl and the little Ctrl at the bottom-left corner each send the same scancode for "LeftCtrl", but the little Ctrl key on the right side sends "RightCtrl", so it would be possible to remap that one without affecting the others. (Supposedly you can program this model through a Windows app, but I don't know how much that can do or if it the settings would persist after plugging back into my Linux box.)
For tinkering and adding your own tweaks, key-chord and general.el are both very useful.
For tinkering and adding your own tweaks, key-chord and general.el are both very useful.
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