Keyboards
- MacBook or Windows / Linux, QWERTY US or AZERTY FR, from the menus above the keyboard. Your keys carry over when you switch
- AZERTY is ISO, like the real thing: the L-shaped return, the short left shift and the extra
<key - Every symbol key shows both its characters, the shifted one on top, sized after a real MacBook
- Windows / Linux is a plain laptop layout, a Framework's: a wider ctrl, fn, the super key, alt, alt gr and a right ctrl
- Pick your super key: the Windows, Linux or Framework logo, with or without its word, or just super
Keys as printed
- On a MacBook, modifiers now read as printed: control, option and command in full, shift, tab, return and delete as a glyph alone. Custom modifiers brings back KSV's own labels
- The US MacBook's square
\key and wider tab
More room for the keyboard
- The sidebar folds away with ⇧S or the button top right, and the keyboard takes the room. ⇧D and ⇧C then show a thumbnail of what went out: click it to see it large
- On the keyboard, it leans slightly toward your cursor and the controls around it step back
- The options that change how keys behave (hyperkey, distinguish L/R, combo mode) sit under the keyboard
- ⇧L is gone
Archive
- v1.0, the first release, is back online next to the v0 prototype: open it from the version menu in the footer
