When I try to use the QMK configurator there is not Lemokey p1 pro in the options even though the website says it is compatible. I am able to use... More on old.reddit.com

I have a Keychron V6 Max with the knob for home use and a Keychron K10 Pro for office use. I would like to get started on using QMK to customize... More on old.reddit.com

I want to change the backlight based on the layer and apparently the only way to achieve that is to modify the QMK firmware source code yourself.... More on old.reddit.com

It depends. For me 100% it’s worth it. It adds a lot more value to the keyboard after you realise what you can do to it. Lots of users think macros are a waste of time. But they can become bloody time savers for every day repetitive tasks. I have one for logging into my server via ssh: it does three things, open the Termjnal app on my Mac, type out a fairly long-ish string username@address then waits and types the password. But layers make keyboard bigger. You can do more with less keys. I’m using a 65% and I whilst I much prefer to have the direction keys. I don’t miss the numpad or the F-row that much. I much prefer the space my desk has. Next, tap dance (only on VIAL, not VIA) means I can have one key dedicated to media: single tap is play/pause, double tap is next song, hold is previous song, tap-hold is mute. Four functions in one key. But I have friends who are not interested in the above at all and just use the keyboard as they see it on their desk. No special functions or anything. If you have no inkling to tinker or mess around with the layout or use macros then QMK/VIA isn’t for you. More on reddit.com