SoundSwitch is a free, open-source Windows app that switches audio playback and recording devices with global hotkeys. It supports per-app rules, profiles and notifications, runs in the system tray, and lets users cycle devices with default hotkeys such as Ctrl + Alt + F11 for playback.
Keebfolio
Keebfolio is a curated collection of open-source mechanical keyboard projects. It lists 204 projects and organizes keyboards by layout type, including staggered, ortholinear, split and other designs such as macropads. It also provides resources covering firmware options, tools and tutorials.
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- curated collection of 204 open-source mechanical keyboard projects Source: keebfolio.netlify.app
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- Browse keyboards by layout type, discover firmware options, explore tools Source: keebfolio.netlify.app
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0SoundSwitch is a free, open-source Windows app that switches audio playback and recording devices with global hotkeys. It supports per-app rules, profiles and notifications, runs in the system tray, and lets users cycle devices with default hotkeys such as Ctrl + Alt + F11 for playback.
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