Introduction

This is my keymap for cantor keyboard. It was heavily inspired by crkbd/markstos mapping. Some mappings may not make sense if you are not using pt-BR ABNT2 keyboard layout.

Prerequisites

Make sure that you have QMK CLI installed and properly working. You can try running qmk compile -kb cantor -km default to test the default cantor mapping compilation.

Installation

Find where is your qmk_firmware folder, it'll be considered ~/qmk_firmware because its the default location for Linux.

git clone https://github.com/jpcairesf/keymap.git
cp -r ./keymap/cantor/jpcairesf ~/qmk_firmware/keyboards/cantor/keymaps/

Now compile the keymap running the command below.

qmk compile -kb cantor -km jpcairesf

Changing the master hand

This keymap configuration sets the left hand as the master, this means that the USB-C cable must be connected in the left piece. To change the master hand to be the right, open the file config.h in the keymap folder and make the following changes.

#define MASTER_LEFT
// #define MASTER_RIGHT

Change it to

// #define MASTER_LEFT
#define MASTER_RIGHT