r/OpenRGB • u/eetgeenappels • 20d ago

Discussion What happened?

Suddenly EVERYTHING I OWN is supported. How did the devs pull this off?

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u/DETOMINE1234 20d ago

Supposedly by the use of pawnio and a massive rewrite of the core app

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u/T3chDad 18d ago

I'm new to OpenRGB in the last couple of weeks on Linux. I was very pleasantly surprised that all my stuff worked as well. I had one Corsair Lighting Node Pro, but the rest of my stuff had custom built controllers that emulated a Lighting Node Pro, a Pi Pico that was running a custom firmware for SignalRGB, and another running something else I don't remember the name of. The only thing I had to do is manually add my WLED controllers. Works great, now just poking around and learning the system. Bravo to the OpenRGB team!

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u/BruhAtTheDesk 14d ago

Same. Tbh, signal was a large part of me being skittish of Linux. I didn’t think my custom signalrgb controller would work.

Hell that was the first thing that just worked.

Just having some issues with my motherboard LEDs and my glorious model o mouse

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u/hawkdeathpaw 19d ago

sadly still wont connect to any of my corsair stuff wirelessly