Keyboard that works on Qwerty or Bepo OS keyboards. #3149
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* New layout. * new dvorak bepo layout. * first commit of new ergodox_ez dvorak keyboard for qwerty and bepo.
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This is a firmware for the ergodox_ez that has multiple default layers. On a qwerty OS layer there is Dvorak, Qwerty, Colemak, Workman and Norman. On Bepo there is Dvorak and Bepo.
All of the code is in /users so it should be reasonably easy to create keymaps for other keyboards. Thanks to @drashna for the nice user code which I drew from.
It would be fairly easy to create Qwerty, Colemak, Workman and Norman keyboards which work on Bepo since the difficult mappings are already done for dvorak. The custom key code is also fairly generic and could be used for key translations to software keyboards other than bepo.
There are intelligent tap dance functions for switching layers within the qwerty and non qwerty layers, as well as symbol and Xmonad layers which work consistently for all default layers.
This resolves the problems discussed in #3079