Been using this for months already. Detects all my stuff without fault and works like a charm.
OpenRGB 1.0 released to help you control all your fancy gamer lights
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sidebro@lemmy.zip 3 weeks ago
determinist@kbin.earth 3 weeks ago
No version of this software, including this one, has ever detected my keyboard or mouse even though they are both on the list of (claimed) supported devices.
otacon239@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
I might try it again, but last time I tried using it, it would just kernel panic my whole system when I opened the software.
skulblaka@sh.itjust.works 3 weeks ago
My roommate installed CachyOS two days ago, migrating from Windows, and when I was helping him set up we used OpenRGB. Works like a treat, at least on this system.
Personally I run Mint and I use ckb-next on account of having a bunch of Corsair rainbow barfers, but the differences between the two seem minor. ckb-next is built for Corsair specifically.
zewm@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago Did they fix ram yet? The only stupid component I got with lights is the ram and ORGB never saves config through rebooting.
MrScruff@lemmy.zip 3 weeks ago
There’s nothing to fix. Either your ram doesn’t have onboard memory for storing a lighting profile, or openrgb have intentionally disabled it to prevent hardware degradation.
Just launch openrgb with the profile set on boot.
MrSoup@lemmy.zip 3 weeks ago
Once I found a standalone script to run at boot which turns off ram leds. Try looking it up, it was a github gist.
It’s nice to see so many Windows downloads as well, open source projects popular in multiple camps is helpful for people that might make the jump later on.