Install a QMK-compatible Open Source controller on my keyboard
a project by danishprakash
Updated about 12 hours ago. No love. 1 follower.

Replace the proprietary keyboard controller(buggy) on my Kinesis Advantage2 and install the open source KinT controller and flash QMK on it.

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  • about 12 hours ago: danishprakash started this project.
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