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James Young cb81913d18
Data-Driven Keyboard Conversions: B (#23425) 
Converts configuration definitions and rules to data-driven where
applicable. Renames `info.json` to `keyboard.json` in instances where
`rules.mk` can be safely deleted.

Affects:

  - `bacca70`
  - `baguette`
  - `baion_808`
  - `bajjak`
  - `bandominedoni`
  - `bantam44`
  - `barleycorn_smd`
  - `barracuda`
  - `basekeys/slice/rev1`
  - `basekeys/slice/rev1_rgb`
  - `basekeys/trifecta`
  - `basketweave`
  - `bastardkb/dilemma/4x6_4`
  - `bbrfkr/dynamis`
  - `bear_face`
  - `beatervan`
  - `bemeier/bmek`
  - `biacco42/ergo42`
  - `biacco42/meishi`
  - `biacco42/meishi2`
  - `binepad/bn003`
  - `binepad/bn009/r1`
  - `binepad/bnr1`
  - `bioi/g60`
  - `bioi/g60ble`
  - `bioi/morgan65`
  - `bioi/s65`
  - `blackplum`
  - `blank/blank01`
  - `blank_tehnologii/manibus`
  - `blockey`
  - `bluebell/swoop`
  - `boardrun/bizarre`
  - `boardrun/classic`
  - `boardsource/equals/48`
  - `boardsource/equals/60`
  - `boardwalk`
  - `bop`
  - `boston`
  - `boston_meetup/2019`
  - `box75`
  - `bpiphany/four_banger`
  - `bpiphany/frosty_flake`
  - `bpiphany/ghost_squid`
  - `bpiphany/hid_liber`
  - `bpiphany/kitten_paw`
  - `bpiphany/tiger_lily`
  - `bpiphany/unloved_bastard`
  - `bt66tech/bt66tech60`
  - `bubble75/hotswap`
  - `budgy`
  - `buildakb/potato65`
  - `buildakb/potato65hs`
  - `buildakb/potato65s`
  - `buzzard`
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chconf.h
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keyboard.json Data-Driven Keyboard Conversions: B (#23425) 2024-04-11 14:21:32 -07:00
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readme.md
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readme.md

BOX75 QMK firmware folder

Introduction

This is the QMK firmware repository for the BOX75, a keyboard designed by Lin Design Studio. The PCB was designed by Gondolindrim.

The BOX75 is a 75% keyboard featuring a sleek exterior inspired by modern architecture. It supports MX-type switches only with no lighting options. Layout-wise, the BOX75 supports ISO layouts, split backspace and split right shift and three bottom row options (6u, 6.25u, 7u).

As of november 2020, the only way to obtain a BOX75 is through the still upcoming Group Buy on Novelkeys.

How to compile

After setting up your build environment, you can compile the BOX75 default keymap by using:

make box75:default

See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.