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# Minifan layout
Compiled for: Dvorak²
=====================
This file details the compile version `#define BASE_DVORAK_DESCRAMBLE__ALT_BASE`
which has a special version of Dvorak so that you can type Dvorak on a computer
*already* set to do Dvorak layout re-mapping.
This can be useful on for example a laptop, for which the build-in
keyboard should to be in Dvorak.
Dvorak² keymaps
---------------
──────────Dvorak───────────────
Layer: `..._BASE`
Layer: `..._NSY`
──────────in common────────────
(…)
For more about the other layers, see ➡  ⬅
Layers (text)
=============
Layer _ALT_BASE (Dvorak descramble mode for letters)
| Right hand
<pink2 <pinky<ring <middl<index<indx2| indx2>index>middl>ring> pinky>pinky2> // Keys by finger
-o- <|> ... // -o- BASE access
Esc '" ,< .> pP yY | fF gG cC rR lL Bksp
Tab+LCtl aA oO eE uU iI | dD hH tT nN sS -_
LSht+_PAD ;: qQ jJ kK xX | bB mM wW vV zZ RSht+_FUN
+_MOV⁵ | +_RAR⁶
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Left+LAlt Del;_ACC _ALT_NSY(_DRA) Enter+_MOV| Space _ALT_NSY(_DRA) RGUI Right;_RAR
hold hold₍₁,₂٭₎ hold | hold₍₁,₂٭₎ hold // switch type
hold₍₂₎ ^-┃-----------------------+--------^ ┃ // ₁₎ both = _DRA
┗━━━━━━━━━━╋┅───────────┄┄┄«or»┄┄┄─+─────────┅┛ // ₂₎ both = _BON
<1 ± <2 <3 <4 | 4> 3> 2> ± 1> // Keys by number
^³ ^⁴ // Optional more keys
(LGUI) (_MOV)
₁) Dual hold for _DRA, single hold for _DEF_NSY. Marked by: ^--…--^
₂) Hold key “<2” with either٭ key “<3” or “3>” for _BON, single hold “<2” for _ACC. Marked: ┗━━…━━┛
₃) 'South paw' hardware configuration. Configurable, default shown.
₄) 'Arrow' hardware configuration Configurable, default shown.
₃ ₄) There are two more optional hardware keys, to make it easier to compile for
a 12x12x12x11 or 12x12x12x12 layouts.
₅) Left Shift when pressed with another key. Medium long: to toggle _PAD. Long: toggle _MOV.
₆) Right shift when pressed with another key. medium long: to toggle _FUN. Long: toggle _RAR.
This layer input results in the same as normal Dvorak if computer side Dvorak remapping is occuring.
Only shown what changes:
'" ,< .> pP yY | fF gG cC rR lL // row 4, result
oO eE uU iI | dD hH tT nN sS -_ // row 3, result
;: qQ jJ kK xX | bB wW vV zZ // row 2, result
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
_ALT_NSY _ALT_NSY // row 1, result
(Keys for 'aA', '\|' and 'mM' are the same in Dvorak and Qwerty.)
- - -
Layer _ALT_NSY (Dvorak descramble mode for numbers-symbols)
<pink2 <pinky<ring <middl<index<indx2| indx2>index>middl>ring>pin>pink2>
-*- <|> //(toggle) Access on _FUN
BASE ! @ # $ % | ^ & * ( ) Del
Tab+LCtl 1! 2@ 3# 4$ 5% | 6^ 7& 8* 9( 0) `~+RCtl
-+LSht -_ =+ [{ \| ]} | } | { _ + ~+RSht // row 2, raw
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Left+LAlt ___ ___ Ent | . ___ RGUI Right+RAlt
-*- <|> -*- //(hold) Access on _DEF_BASE
<1 ± <2 <3 <4 | 4> 3> 2> ± 1>
^ ^
(LGUI) (_MOV)
This layer input results in the same as regular Dvorak _..._NSY layer, if computer side Dvorak remapping
is occuring. Only shown what changes:
[{ ]} /? =+ | + ? { } // row 2, result
- - -
Special feature: 'Descramble' mode
==================================
This is an option to take care of typing normally on a computer already
set to Dvorak ('descramble' mode.)
Activation: go to `_RAR` layer, than touch what is space bar on the BASE layer
(the key just right from the middle on the first row). This cycles through the modes.
⮚ When the left led is white: normal mode.
⮚ Right led white: full descramble mode (Linux descrambled Unicode input).
⮚ Middle led white: half descramble mode, with normal Unicode input system.
With the middle led set to white, you can take advantage of a Unicode
input mode that works on your system, if it is the same when the
computer is set to Dvorak or not (see `_RAR` layer for Unicode input
encoding selection). This more or less means there is one more Unicode
encoding option than already standard in QMK: 'descrambled' version for
Linux (Shift-Control-U HEX) encoding, for use on a computer *already* set to
Dvorak.
To test it, (in Debian/Linux) go to a terminal in X and type (normal user)
> setxkbmap -layout us -variant dvorak
Undo:
> setxkbmap -layout us
Unicode on Windos operating system may require to install something special.
Key associations
----------------
Key placement associations between layers for Dvorak.
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