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# armand1m crkbd layout
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This is the personal layout for [@armand1m](https://github.com/armand1m)
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This layout is heavily inspired in my personal Moonlander layout, optimized for my own personal usage.
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As of the date of this writing, my environment runs OS X Big Sur with yabai and skhd to provide an window tiling management experience similar to what i3wm offers to Linux, which means that I often use the `alt` keys.
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I am a huge fan of ModTaps, so this layout will contain some of those to allow for a better experience in such a small keyboard like the crkbd.
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## Usage
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In case you have `qmk` installed:
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```sh
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qmk compile -kb crkbd -km armand1m
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```
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The compiled .hex file should be available in `qmk_firmware/.build`
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You can also trigger a build and flash automatically by running the following command:
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```sh
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qmk flash -kb crkbd -km armand1m
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```
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If you built your crkbd with an Elite-C microcontroller, you probably want to use a DFU bootloader:
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```sh
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qmk flash -kb crkbd -km armand1m -bl dfu
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```
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## Credits
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- Armando Magalhaes [(github)](https://go.d1m.dev/github)
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