For Corsair fans you should check out ckb-next, an open source driver with a full UI to let you properly configure you devices on Linux. A new version 0.6.1 is out now. I previously used this when I had a Corsair mechanical keyboard and it worked really nicely.
Here's what's new in the latest release:
Support for new devices:
- K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical
- K70 Core TKL RGB
- K65 Mini
Features:
- Port to Qt6
Bug fixes:
- The GUI no longer crashes on device disconnect
- The slash key on the Brazilian (ABNT) layout now works with modern keyboards
- Prevent possible USB connection issues on legacy devices
- OpenRC service file is POSIX compliant and is now able to pass arguments to the daemon
- Resolve a crash on pure Wayland systems
- Prevent memory leak on active window detection code
Pictured - K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical
See more on the GitHub.
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