The Quetch is a Planck inspired keyboard design with 13 columns and a 2u vertical key in the middle. I first used a Typematrix keyboard and I really enjoyed the big enter key at the middle. It also provides an additionnal welcomed thumb accessible key. The big enter key allows soldering all the chips on the top side of the plate, so the bottom side is empty to limit keyboard depth. The default layout is inspired by the french bépo layout.
- keycode prefix: BP
The main layer based on the bépo french layout.
- position: bottom-left
- base: true
An alternative base layer meant for programming. The french specific characters are replaced by the various opening bracket symbols.
- position: center-left
- base: true
The shifted symbols. This layer is not physical as it is handled natively by the bépo layout.
- position: top-right
- physical: false
Layer with symbols lousely based on the unshifted bépo numeric row for the right hand.
- position: bottom-right
Layer with symbols lousely based on the unshifted bépo numeric row for the left hand.
Layer with navigation arrows page up/down, home/end, etc, less common french characters and all opening and closing brackets.
- position: top-center
Layer with a numeric keypad and the function keys.
- position: center-right