How is Keychron involving the community in ZGM's development process?
Keychron is handling ZGM development publicly on GitHub, where the repository and project scaffolding are available for the community to view. The project is being shaped by community feedback, and the firmware is published under the GPL 3.0 license to allow remixing, repackaging, and redistribution. Answered
How does ZGM's modular architecture handle sensors, buttons, scroll wheels, and lighting?
ZGM uses a modular architecture where sensors, buttons, scroll wheels, and lighting drivers are implemented as decoupled layers. Those layers can be swapped or extended without rewriting the firmware, enabling support for multiple hardware variants and making the firmware potentially usable on hardware beyond Keychron’s own products. Answered