By default, the Inland MK47 keyboard only lets you use a modified, older version of VIA from the manufacturer's website, which they could stop serving at any time if they'd like. Since I would like to own my hardware forever and not only limit myself to the manufacturer's whims, I did the legwork to make it work with QMK and VIA.
Note: This guide assumes that you are mildly competent at the following:
- Running command line commands.
- Navigating directories.
- Editing files and saving them.
- Reading directions.