Open ogaskell opened 3 years ago
There's been a handful of boards with elongated thru-holes. I'm pretty sure Drop's whitefox did at one point. I guess I would consider that commercial even though it was made in limited quantities. I really haven't kept up with the latest trends, so i'm not sure if any other keyboards have adopted this footprint. The elongated holes allow Alps support. For a longer explanation see https://github.com/egladman/keebs.pretty/issues/7#issuecomment-671844880
I don't plan on changing it. If you just need a no frills solution, Kicad has basic cherry footprints in their standard library.
Let me know if I'm missing something... On first impressions, i think adding circular thru-holes falls outside the scope of this project.
I've never seen a commercial keyboard PCB with the elongated holes for the switch pins like this library uses, I was wondering if they were necessary for modern Cherry/cherry clones? If not, what function do they serve?
Also, would it be possible to make a version of the footprints with just the plain round holes? If it's possible I'd be willing to create a PR for it.