● OpenRGB
● https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB
● As far as I know (with research) it's the only Open Source Software to change RGB lighting effects of PC components such as the Asus Aura ecosystem.
● It is Open Source and uses the GNU General Public License v2.0
● Can be downloaded as zip or tar. https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/tree/master
Description
Description
Revisions and Commits
Revisions and Commits
| D8662 Initial inclusion of OpenRGB, fixes T8560 | |||
| R5141 openrgb | |||
| D9568 | R5141:83638bbdb82d Initial commit of OpenRGB | ||
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- Mentioned In
- T8970: OpenRGB
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No tagged releases. As stated on our Requesting a Package and our dedicated form, master zips are not accepted.
I will however mark this as awaiting package upgrades, pending a stable release.
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The dev tagged the first release today, (see https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/issues/155) I'll be trying to package it. It seems some modules rely on out-of-tree kernel modules, should we include those?
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If this needs out-of-tree modules, I don't want to add any more of them at the moment.
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No problem, after looking into it it's actually not an out of tree module but a patch to a kernel module the dev will be upstreaming. OpenRGB will run fine without the patched kernel but some devices won't show up. Should we wait for it to be upstreamed or is it alright to patch linux-current and linux-lts?
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I'd love to help with this however I can. I was able to get the latest version to build on Solus 4.1 after installing a handful of extra libraries.
Is this just waiting for the extra module to be added to the linux kernel?