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diff --git a/keyboards/preonic/keymaps/brauner/readme.md b/keyboards/preonic/keymaps/brauner/readme.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5614ab8304..0000000000 --- a/keyboards/preonic/keymaps/brauner/readme.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +0,0 @@ -# Brauner's Preonic Keymap - -This is a keymap layout heavily optimized for vim. -It mostly follows `QWERTY` but moves various symbols on to different layers. - -* Number keys function only as number keys. - Additional symbols they would produce when `Shift` is held are turned off as they are intercepted. -* `Y`, `P`, and `X` function as `Ctrl+C`, `Ctrl+V`, and `Ctrl+X` when held. - This avoids having to hold down `Ctrl` and also aligns regular copy and paste with vim functionality. -* Various keys perform different functions when tapped than when held. -* `!` and `?` are on top of `.` on different layers. -* `\` and `|` are on top of `/` on different layers. -* `:` and `;` are on top of `,` on different layers. -* All navigation is done via `H`, `J`, `K`, and `L`. -* `O`, `U`, `S`, and `A` produce the Umlauts `Ö`, `Ü`, `ß`, and `Ä` when held. - This relies on the operating system keyboard layout to be set to US Intl. -* Different layers will activate different types of navigation. - For example, left, right, up, and down or backspace, page up, page down, and tab. -* There's a dedicated mouse layer which can be activated allowing to navigate solely with the keyboard where otherwise a mouse or trackpad would be needed. -* There's a dedicated management layer where the boot loader can be entered or music mode can be turned on or off. -* Lastly, there's a compositor layer which is optimized for managing a tiling window manager. - The layer is used specifically via layer-mod keys in the base layer. - In other words, specific modifiers are held when this layer is accessed. -* Opening and closing brackets are always located on adjacent keys on the same layer. - Pressing a matching opening and closing bracket key at the same time will insert both brackets and move the cursor into the middle of the bracket pair. - As should be obvious, this is useful when programming: `(|)`, `[|]`, `{|}`, `<|>`. |