kmonad

Tech stack & purpose

KMonad is an advanced keyboard customization tool built in Haskell that works across GNU/Linux, Windows, and macOS. It allows users to infinitely customize their keyboards through features like custom key mappings, layers, multi-tap and tap-hold buttons, and command execution—capabilities typically found only in hardware-level keyboard firmware like QMK. The project includes configuration tutorials, editor support for Emacs, Vim, and VSCode, and maintains a community through Matrix, IRC, and a subreddit.

Community & reference links

• user configurations
• Matrix space
• IRC channel
• KMonad Subreddit
• this YouTube video

Languages

Contributors (top 30 of 122)

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  David Janssen407 commits · 30 followers
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  Joschua Kesper178 commits · 10 followers
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  Tony Zorman140 commits · 126 followers
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  Tony Zorman88 commits · 126 followers
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  Tanner Hoelzel49 commits · 21 followers
• Nikolay Yakimov12 commits
• Max Schillinger8 commits
• Rougemoot7 commits
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  Manna Harbour7 commits · 254 followers
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  Samuel Gélineau6 commits · 283 followers
• Matthew Toohey5 commits
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  Peter J. Jones4 commits · 117 followers
• Arialdo Martini4 commits
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  Sam Stites4 commits · 245 followers
• Steve P4 commits
• SPQV MF4 commits
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  Pavel Zolotarevskiy3 commits · 96 followers
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  andreyadrian3 commits · 1 followers
• Terje Larsen3 commits
• vosaica3 commits
• Slot3 commits
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  precondition3 commits · 81 followers
• zim03692 commits
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  Tony Zorman2 commits · 126 followers
• Dan2 commits
• Althaf2 commits
• Shi Rao2 commits
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  Ramashvili2 commits · 0 followers
• salahdin-ahmed2 commits
• pataquets2 commits