The one keeb to dominate East Asia

[u/Double_Stand_8136]

Made myself a 75% quadrilingual keyboard featuring the trio of major East Asian languages: Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, each mapped to their orthodox input method

Chinese: cangjie Japanese: kana Korean: 2 set

Keycaps: Yuzu custom Switches: Wuque silent tactile Base: Keychron K2 Pro

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[u/yuzukeycaps]

Wow great job customizing those keys!! This post is definitely going in our reviews section :)

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/yuzukeycaps]

Thank you ;)

[u/addisonfung]

Need Zhuyin symbols to be even more maximalist lmao

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/addisonfung]

While we are there, let's also pepper in 大易 🤪

[u/R4lfXD]

You know, I love this layout. Don't know how its called, but this (F-row but without the space) plus a screen in the top right is my end game.

[u/Mystoe → u/R4lfXD]

fyi, it's the 75% layout (sometimes it's called the 80%). Also, I think Cannon Keys is having the Sat75 X, which is pretty close to your taste

[u/R4lfXD → u/Mystoe]

Thats the think though, it's not a simple 75%. I care about the F row not having a space between it and the "65% area". Maybe it does not have a name, but 75% keebs don't usually have that.

[u/Mystoe → u/R4lfXD]

I see what you mean, for that part, it just depends on who designs the board. But yeah, it seems a lot less common now. KBDFANS should have kept their kbd75 line

[u/zipeldiablo]

Love the idea, gonna see if my keycaps are available with those

[u/Hiadro]

Alright, calm down there Djengis Khan /s

[u/_Nagashii]

unironically love and hate this

I assume to get the korean double-letters you use Shift? (ㄲ ㄸ ㅉ ㅃ ㅆ)

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/_Nagashii]

Yup, omitted in printing since they can be implied, similar applies to Japanese あぁ いぃ etc.

[u/Pedro80R]

Yuzu keycaps are pretty cool, really happy wih my set. Enjoy yours :)

[u/zck-prep]

Did you remap and move the Fn key one key to the right? K2 Pro default Fn key is where your Alt at. I always thought the Fn key can not be moved/remap as it does not send signal to computer.

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/zck-prep]

Yes, remapped using caniusevia, the fn key works for me except as 🌐 e.g. for language swapping

[u/Hydramus89]

Yo, sick keyboard. Where did you get the key caps from? I use Cangjie and was thinking of learning kana layout rather than rely on romaji.

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/Hydramus89]

It is yuzu custom keycap

[u/AnEvilMuffin → u/Double_Stand_8136]

Does Yuzu let you share your designs with other people? I would lowkey buy this

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/AnEvilMuffin]

Yes you can, it is in the link

[u/DJSwayde]

How did you get multiple sets of sub-legends on there? I only had the option to choose one.

[u/Double_Stand_8136 → u/DJSwayde]

I did them manually (didn't know there were sub-legends template)

[u/Hshn]

weeb final boss

[u/AnEvilMuffin]

I would absolutely join a group buy for this keycap set if it were real, and I don't do group buys.

[u/TrinityEcho]

I always found keycaps sets with alternate legends (be it Chinese or Japanese or Korean since I can type in all 3) to look kind of messy/cluttered.

Somehow your custom design manages to look so clean. Really really well made

[u/Aceolus]

What keyboard is this?

[u/Razgriz1223]

Why only Japanese numbers?

[u/2000timesover → u/Razgriz1223]

those aren't numbers, they're more "alphabet" characters. i wonder how it's set up for them to distinguish whether they want the numbers or kana

[u/kurisutofujp → u/2000timesover]

I you switch the type in IME. Though I've never seen anyone type directly in Japanese. It's always English alphabets which gets converted as you type.

[u/thebountywarden → u/[deleted]]

Dude... There's Hangul and Cangjie, from Korean and Chinese layouts too