qmk_firmware/keyboards/kc60/keymaps/workman-dead/readme.md

# Workman dead with spacefn (kc60 @ QMK)

## Layout reference
![workman dead with spacefn](http://imgur.com/Ep8gePQ)

## Build

To build this keymap, simply run `make KEYMAP=workman-dead`.

## Notes

* the default layout is `workman` (try it out, it's awesome!), but it can be changed to `qwerty` with the `rebel` key (the function layer won't change though)
* `comma` acts as a dead key, that means tapping/holding it will activate the **oneshot** `dead key` layer (marked red in the reference)
* hold `space` to access the `function` layer (marked blue in the reference)
* hold `tab` to activate the mouse layer
* the `function` layer contains mostly osx specific shortcuts
* on the right side of the bottom row `alt` and `super` are switched compared to a standard layout
Add the workman-dead layout for kc60 2016-08-19 19:59:08 +00:00			`# Workman dead with spacefn (kc60 @ QMK)`

			`## Layout reference`
removes some images 2017-06-09 18:05:26 +00:00			`![workman dead with spacefn](http://imgur.com/Ep8gePQ)`
Add the workman-dead layout for kc60 2016-08-19 19:59:08 +00:00
			`## Build`

			To build this keymap, simply run `make KEYMAP=workman-dead`.

			`## Notes`

			* the default layout is `workman` (try it out, it's awesome!), but it can be changed to `qwerty` with the `rebel` key (the function layer won't change though)
			* `comma` acts as a dead key, that means tapping/holding it will activate the oneshot `dead key` layer (marked red in the reference)
			* hold `space` to access the `function` layer (marked blue in the reference)
			* hold `tab` to activate the mouse layer
			* the `function` layer contains mostly osx specific shortcuts
			* on the right side of the bottom row `alt` and `super` are switched compared to a standard layout