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Corsair keyboard and mouse lighting on Linux
ckb-next is a driver and desktop app for Corsair keyboards and mice. It talks to them over USB and sets per-key lighting and animations, key bindings, macros and mouse DPI, with profiles that can also be saved on the device. Its README describes it as an open-source driver that aims to bring the features of Corsair's iCUE software to Linux.
It covers the K-series keyboards (K55 to K100, plus Strafe) and the M, Scimitar, Harpoon, Ironclaw, Katar, Glaive, Sabre and Dark Core mice. Some wireless and older models are marked experimental on its wiki, Vanguard keyboards are listed as requested only, and headsets are not covered. Experimental devices need the daemon started with a flag.
You need a Linux PC; macOS is no longer officially supported. It can be installed from packages for Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora and other distributions, or built from source.
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Corsair keyboard and mouse lighting on Linux
ckb-next is a driver and desktop app for Corsair keyboards and mice. It talks to them over USB and sets per-key lighting and animations, key bindings, macros and mouse DPI, with profiles that can also be saved on the device. Its README describes it as an open-source driver that aims to bring the features of Corsair's iCUE software to Linux.
It covers the K-series keyboards (K55 to K100, plus Strafe) and the M, Scimitar, Harpoon, Ironclaw, Katar, Glaive, Sabre and Dark Core mice. Some wireless and older models are marked experimental on its wiki, Vanguard keyboards are listed as requested only, and headsets are not covered. Experimental devices need the daemon started with a flag.
You need a Linux PC; macOS is no longer officially supported. It can be installed from packages for Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora and other distributions, or built from source.
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