I have authored a thread in the past relating to an Atreus on the Framework laptop. However for various reasons - notably the decision to make the thing too thin for discrete keys - there seems to be little likelihood of this occurring.
Whilst Framework may not have met my keyboard expectations, I have high hopes for the MNT Reform. This has been available for a little while and, whilst the original machine is rather thicc, there is a thinner version in the works known as the Reform Next.
There have been a few mentions of the Reform on the Discord so I thought it deserve a thread on the forum. Our very own @jesse has been on the Reform Discourse - along with Technomancy who is the original creator of the Atreus - to discuss bringing this keyboard onboard.
Whilst the discussion has not yet led to an Atreus on Reform, the user base has hitherto grown very slowly. Now there is a new machine with broader appeal the critical mass needed to bring along a professionally manufactured keyboard module will only grow. The Reform is aggressively open source hardware and supports the most exotic operating systems like 9Front and Genode (there is £inux for the less adventurous).
The Next is intended to use a similar modular keyboard as the original Reform and this uses Kailh Choc low profile “mechanical” switches. It can be removed from the laptop and used as a desktop keyboard in a standalone aluminium enclosure. Furthermore, as a microcontroller controlled input (RP2040), the Reform Next keyboard might be a target for Kaleidoscope firmware.