OpenRGB Version 0.5
New Features:
- Settings have been consolidated into a new file OpenRGB.json, using JSON format
- Settings tab allows enabling and disabling devices from the user interface
- Configuration files are stored in an XDG-compliant configuration directory (%APPDATA%\OpenRGB or ~/.config/OpenRGB)
- Speed up detection by limiting I2C/SMBus detectors to specific PCI IDs
- Dark theme for Windows
- Linux binary lower cased, improved Debian packages, and providing them with release
- Fixed profile loading, deleting
Device Controller Changes:
- E1.31 improvements - better grouping, unicast support
- MSI-RGB color inversion fixed
- LED labels added to some Corsair mice
- Espurna controller API support
- EVGA GPU (V1 and partial V2 - 1xxx and 2xxx series) support
- New SteelSeries devices - Apex Pro TKL, Old Apex
- Philips Wiz support
- Linux LED sysfs support
- Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB support
- Sony DualShock 4 support
- Logitech G213 support
- ASUS Mice support - ROG Gladius II Core, ROG Gladius II, and ROG Gladius II Origin
- HyperX Fury Ultra mousemat support
- SteelSeries Apex M750
- ASUS TUF gaming laptops on Windows (already supported via Faustus on Linux)
- Cooler Master ARGB controller support
- NZXT Hue+ performance improved
- HyperX DRAM mapping issues resolved, flicker reduced
- More keymaps for Razer keyboards
Known Issues:
- Redragon M711 wave effect doesn't work
- Some Corsair mice do not have specific LED labels
- Some Razer keyboards are missing key maps
- Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro takes 2 "Set All Device" clicks to properly set
- Asus Addressable number of channels may be incorrect
- MSI Mystic Light controller still disabled due to bricking risk, bricking situation being investigated. OpenRGB 0.5 will not brick your MSI board as this code is disabled.
Notes:
- Due to changes to the profile manager, any existing profiles you have saved from previous versions likely will not work and will need to be recreated. Same goes for saved addressable controller sizes.
Windows Binaries:
Linux Binaries (AppImage):
OpenRGB_0.5_i386_88464d1.AppImage
OpenRGB_0.5_x86_64_88464d1.AppImage
Linux Binaries (.deb):
Udev Rules (not needed for .deb):