CCOS

/ m4g_s3

/ 2.2.0-beta.10

Changelog

Features

• Profiles
• Layer Warp For gaming profiles we added a "layer warp" setting which re-presses held keys when you switch layers.
• Hyperspace Control what the concatenator between chords is using the new HYPERSPACE and CAPTURE actions.
• Prepended Concatenation Style You can now select "prepended" as a concatenation style. This mode is part of the Hyperspace feature, and recommended for text editing (like coding). Instead of placing the space after chords (default), it is prepended to the subsequent chord. This means you don't have to erase extra spaces while editing.
• VIM Mode (Beta) Adds universal VIM motion emulation through the VIM action. This mode makes use of standard shortcuts like CTRLRIGHT (or ⌘ on Mac) to emulate VIM motions in a best-effort way in any textbox. While not as powerful as native VIM or even just a VIM plugin, you don't always have the option to use either of them, so this is a way to carry around your VIM muscle memory to nearly every textbox you encounter.
• Quick Flick (Beta) Quickly flick a switch to override its function (imagine the opposite of holding it). This was designed with the Master Forge in mind, but works on CC1/CC2 as well but less consistently on traditional keyboard switches.
• Updated grammar rules Grammar rules have been updated with community contributions. You can submit your own on our Issue Repo.
• Grammar rules are now case insensitive
• Capitalize now toggles case
• USB Aggressive Reporting Enabling this might improve stability on certain hardware combinations.
• Keyboard Rollover Settings Reducing this to 6-key might improve compatibility with older hardware.

Fixes

• Disconnect issues We've identified a potential workaround for intermittent disconnects on primarily MacOS and Windows, available as the "aggressive reporting" setting. We're still continuing to investigate as we gather feedback from this change.
• Potential improved USB Hub compatibility
• Fixed device names in the manager popup
• Poll rate setting Replaced the mouse/keyboard poll rate settings (which didn't actually change the poll rate) with a USB poll rate setting under a new experimental category
• Leds can now be fully turned off
• Improved flash performance
• Capitalize action is not interrupted by chentry
• NULL is now ignored as an action Subsequently modifiers that use layer keys now no longer break backspacing when the target layer has no actions on part of the chord input keys.
• Stuck key mitigation As a general fallback measure against (software-)stuck keys we added a measure that releases all keys when you either physically release all switches or at the end of a chord.