I want to sell my KMAC, I much prefer the phantom: the firmware supports layers and is actually usable.
KMAC is missing features such as momentary vs toggleable function keys (they dont work) and many of the selectable key functions dont work either.
You mean the media keys, right. Those functions only work on Mac. It's in the KMAC manual somewhere.
I've often wondered why some people need so many layers. I set up the layout I want and then leave it, even in my own designs where I have infinite possibilities
Toggleable function layers are in the firmware but don't work (only momentary). If I wanted a keyboard for Dvorak use, I'd have one QWERTY keymap for use at home on a computer that's set up for dvorak in software. and one keymap for Dvorak in hardware for use abroad where I can't change the keymap of the computer in question.
Why have features in the firmware that don't work? In the end, I don't care about media keys, but I'd like to be able to use my KB on all my computers. Now, I could solder an MX lock to the function key, but I'd rather keep the green that's there (for tactility purposes), and the option is there in the firmware, but doesn't actually work (I would assume hasty programming with no support after release.)
Additional layers would be nice, so then I can have my two useful layers and one function layer with things like LED control, etc.
You must either use QWERTY, or only one computer.
Now, I suspect that someone has made a custom firmware for kmac, I think I remember reading something. I'll have to try it eventually, but until then frosty flake (on my qfr) and my phantom (and skeldon when it arrives) are the way to go.
