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Created: 2026-04-30 06:12
Last edited: 2026-05-30 01:12
Kinesis Advantage360
https://kinesis-ergo.com/keyboards/advantage360/
options
- wired or bluetooth
- tactile clicky (Gateron Brown) or linear quiet (Kailh Box Pink)
got the wired one with tactile switches
manuals
- general: https://kinesis-ergo.com/wp-content/uploads/Advantage360-SmartSet-KB360-Users-Manual-v10-12-22.pdf
- programming: https://kinesis-ergo.com/wp-content/uploads/Adv360-SmartSet-Direct-Programming-Guide-Version-8-8-25.pdf
onboard remapping
- hold ⚙ and tap ① → LEDs flash rapidly
- tap source key → LEDs flash slowly
- tap destination key → done
onboard key modifications
- arrow keys
- swap up and down
- reason
- match j and k vim navigation
- reason
- swap up and down
- thumb clusters
- swap "deleters" and "whitespace adders"
- i.e. space and enter are on the left side, while backspace and delete are on the right side
- reason
- always hit space bar with the left thumb
- am used to backspace with the right thumb from the split space bar of the Vortex Core
- swap enter and space; swap backspace and delete
- reason
- resting thumbs on the farther of the two tall buttons feels more natural
- reason
- change home, end, pgup, pgdown to keys I actually use
- left
- home → win
- end → ctrl
- right
- pgup → ctrl (for comfortable ctrl + space)
- pgdown → alt
- left
- swap "deleters" and "whitespace adders"
adjustment/alignment of shortcuts
- common navigation with
<some modifier> + j/k- i3
- go to window left/right: alt + j/k
- move window left/right: alt + shift + j/k
- browser (vimimum)
- top down: j/k
- prev/next tab: J/K
- i3
weird key positions to get used to (aside from thumb clusters)
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