commit 636694e52e385460ab5d4f204c404f8e1692f578
parent 82ee5ee7d271809a3301e104a9e5afa96e4b47c5
Author: Leah Thein <leah@toaster.home.ctu.cx>
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 2020 00:08:36 +0100
parent 82ee5ee7d271809a3301e104a9e5afa96e4b47c5
Author: Leah Thein <leah@toaster.home.ctu.cx>
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 2020 00:08:36 +0100
readme.md: update imageurl to work on cgit
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # tastenbrett -![tastenbrett](https://git.ctu.cx/ctucx/tastenbrett/raw/branch/master/img/tastenbrett_irl.jpg) +![tastenbrett](https://cgit.ctu.cx/tastenbrett/plain/img/tastenbrett_irl.jpg) A custom 50ish% ortholinear keyboard. @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ A custom 50ish% ortholinear keyboard. * Hardware Availability: i still have some pcbs, contact me(ctucx) if u want one ;) ## the hardware: -![image of the pcb](https://git.ctu.cx/ctucx/tastenbrett/raw/branch/master/img/tastenbrrett_pcb.png) +![image of the pcb](https://cgit.ctu.cx/tastenbrett/plain/img/tastenbrrett_pcb.png) I made the pcb layout with easyEDA. You can find it [here on easyeda](https://easyeda.com/le0nth3in/50-keyboard) and an export of it as well as the gerber files in the pcb folder in this repo. @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ But you could probably also laser-cut one out of wood or plexiglass or desisgn a ## qmk The default-layout looks like this: -![image of the default layout](https://git.ctu.cx/ctucx/tastenbrett/raw/branch/master/img/tastenbrett_layout.png) +![image of the default layout](https://cgit.ctu.cx/tastenbrett/plain/img/tastenbrett_layout.png) Get a fresh copy of qmk and then copy the content of the qmk folder in this repo as "tastenbrett" to the "keyboards" folder of qmk.