keyboards/kc60/keymaps/noroadsleft/readme_ch1.md


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# @noroadsleft's KC60 keymap

- [Table of Contents](./readme.md)
  1. **Base Layers**
  2. [**OS Overlays**](./readme_ch2.md)
  3. [Quake 2 Overlays](./readme_ch3.md)
  4. [Function Layers](./readme_ch4.md)
  5. [Other Layers](./readme_ch5.md)


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## Layer 0: QWERTY - `_QW`

Standard QWERTY layout, with four QMK features:

- The `Menu` key has been replaced by `MO(_FW)`, which moves to my Windows Fn layer when held.
- The Right `GUI` key has been replaced with a `MO(_MA)` key, which moves to the Macro layer when held.
- The `Caps Lock` key has been replaced with a dual function `LT()` key, which opens the Windows Fn layer when held, and is `Caps Lock` when tapped
- The Left `Control` key has been replaced with a `MT(MOD_CTRL, KC_GRV)` key, which is <code>&#96; ~</code> when tapped and `Ctrl` when held.

![QWERTY layer](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/noroadsleft/qmk_images/master/keyboards/kc60/keymaps/noroadsleft/layer_00.png)


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## Layer 1: Hardware Dvorak - `_DV`

### Accessed by holding either `Fn` and tapping `/?` key, then tapping `2@`.

A hardware-based Dvorak Simplified layout. At my weekend job, I use a shared computer that runs MacOS Sierra, in US QWERTY layout. In this layer, I can leave the system in QWERTY, plug my keyboard in, and still type in Dvorak.

![Hardware Dvorak layer](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/noroadsleft/qmk_images/master/keyboards/kc60/keymaps/noroadsleft/layer_01.png)


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## Layer 2: Hardware Colemak `_CM`

### Accessed by holding either `Fn` and tapping `/?` key, then tapping `3#`.

A hardware-based Colemak layout. Been thinking of trying it, so it's here.

![Hardware Colemak layer](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/noroadsleft/qmk_images/master/keyboards/kc60/keymaps/noroadsleft/layer_02.png)


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Next Chapter: [OS Overlays](./readme_ch2.md)