keychron_qmk_firmware/keyboards/crkbd/keymaps/thefrey/README.md

![the-frey-layout](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/the-frey/the-frey.github.com/master/assets/images/keyboard-layout.jpg)

# Keyboard layout by the-frey

This is a layout that allows access to all the paren keys easily, has a tab on the lower layer (for SUPER-TAB app switching) and some utility features like PGUP/PGDOWN and HOME/END.

In addition, the arrows are on the lower layer and are bound to the vim keys (h,j,k,l). I've found this a productive layout for programming in emacs and hopefully you will too. 

The layout image above shows the keymap, with each key marked with all three layers:

- The top indicates the raise layer
- The middle indicates the default layer
- The bottom indicates the lower layer

All the keys respond as you'd expect to the 'shift' key - i.e. on a UK/GB keyboard, `/` becomes `?` and so on.
Add personal keymap for crkbd (#5208) * Add a crkbd layout with nkro on by default, and an emacs-friendly layout for clojure * Added readme and image * Add changes as requested on PR 2019-03-10 23:17:43 +06:00			`![the-frey-layout](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/the-frey/the-frey.github.com/master/assets/images/keyboard-layout.jpg)`

			`# Keyboard layout by the-frey`

			`This is a layout that allows access to all the paren keys easily, has a tab on the lower layer (for SUPER-TAB app switching) and some utility features like PGUP/PGDOWN and HOME/END.`

			`In addition, the arrows are on the lower layer and are bound to the vim keys (h,j,k,l). I've found this a productive layout for programming in emacs and hopefully you will too.`

			`The layout image above shows the keymap, with each key marked with all three layers:`

			`- The top indicates the raise layer`
			`- The middle indicates the default layer`
			`- The bottom indicates the lower layer`

			All the keys respond as you'd expect to the 'shift' key - i.e. on a UK/GB keyboard, `/` becomes `?` and so on.