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-# J3RN's Mac-centric Ergodox EZ keymap
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-## Motivation
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-Essentially, I wanted to switch to a layout that was less jarring than the default Ergodox EZ layout, and did not require finger gymnastics to perform common OS X shortcuts (most of which involve the CMD (LGui) key).
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-## How is it different from the default Ergodox EZ layout?
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-This layout more closely resembles that of the Mac keyboard, and has some other goodness baked in. Here is a rundown of what that means:
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-### Mac-like changes
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-- **The key to the left of "1" is "~" instead of "=".**
-- **The key to the right of "0" is Backspace instead of "-"** (misleadingly labeled "delete" on the Mac's keyboard). There was no room to fit in "-" and "=" between "0" and Backspace, unfortunately.
-- **The key to the left of "Q" is Tab instead of Delete.**
-- **The rightmost big key on the left thumb is CMD (LGui) instead of Backspace.**
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-### Other changes
-
-- **The button to the left of "A" is Ctrl/Esc instead of Backspace.** This is actually how I have the keyboard on my Macbook set up to be, since it's loads more convenient than a  CAPS LOCK key. This is the Ctrl key I find myself using most.
-- **The key to the right of "5" and the key to left of "6" are "[" and "]", respectively, instead of Left and Right.** There is a more convenient set of Left and Right already present. Truth be told, I don't really use these keys, as they are a stretch to reach.
-- **The Toggle L1 keys have been replaced by the otherwise displaced "-" and "=".** They are laid out, left-to-right, in the same order as on the Mac keyboard. Honestly, they are not terribly conveniently placed, and their placement might change in a later version. I found that I did not toggle L1 frequently at all, and found using the momentary keys to access L1 to fit my workflow better.
-- **The "~"/L1 key in the bottom-left is now just momentary L1.** The "~" key was moved to the top-left as mentioned before, and I like to keep my multi-use keys to a minimum due to the latency for them to switch from "press" to "hold."
-- **The Home and End buttons have been shifted up on the left thumb, and Shift inserted below them.** This makes doing Shift-5 and other such combinations less painful.
-- **The Page Up and Page Down buttons have been shifted up on the right thumb, and Alt was moved from above them to below them.** I use Alt more than Page Up or Page Down (mostly in terminal applications), and thought that it deserved a more accessible location.
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-**I'm always open to feedback and/or suggestions!**