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* Initial commit of kball * Pretty much working * Rename to aball * Cleanup * Fix typo and make instructions * Refactor to use qmk spi * Suggestions from ZVECR * Update keyboards/handwired/aball/adns9800_srom_A6.h * Update keyboards/handwired/aball/adns.c * Update keyboards/handwired/aball/adns.c * Update keyboards/handwired/aball/adns.c * Added copyright and source attribution * Update keyboards/handwired/aball/rules.mk Include as quantum lib to help avoid timing issues with LTO * Only send report on change, adj sensitivity, fix src include * Fix issue causing constant reports and bad clamping * Streamline conversion to int, add required wait before burst read * Changes to track develop * Update rules with new feature descriptors, add info.json * Add stub layout * Rework / cleanup key matrix. Add missing CS pin define for new ADNS driver * Add stub keymap to enable compile |
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ABall
Your keyboard has plenty of buttons, why do you need more on your pointing device? ABall is a buttonless trackball designed to fit nicely next to a kyria, or other keyboard which serves as the mouse buttons. For my use I have left, middle and right mouse buttons on a layer along with keys for scroll up and down which I operate with my left hand while my right hand uses the ball for pointing.
- Keyboard Maintainer: Richard Sutherland
- Special thanks to the Oddball for doing the heavy lifing with ADNS suport: atulloh.github.io/oddball
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make handwired/aball:default
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.