OpenLinkHub for managing iCUE LINK Hub and various Corsair devices on Linux expands device support

Managing your hardware fully on Linux can be a hassle since vendors don’t support it directly usually, but OpenLinkHub makes Corsair devices a bit easier.

It’s an open-source Linux interface for iCUE LINK Hub and other Corsair AIOs and Hubs. You can manage RGB lighting, fan speeds, system metrics, as well as keyboards, mice and headsets via a web dashboard. The latest release 0.6.1 rolled out last week with expanded device support and other improvements.

Full changelog includes:

Devices:

• Support for K70 PRO MINI (USB, Wireless) – #163
• Support for SABRE RGB PRO – #152
• Support for HS80 RGB USB – #154
• Support for NIGHTSWORD RGB – #153
• Support for K65 Plus Wireless (2b11)

Fixes:

Misc:

• Duplicate RGB Profiles
• Dimming feature not supported?
• Macro chaining
• Check for LCD presence if LCD wasn’t installed before
• Move Link System Hub metadata to external JSON file
• iCUE LINK ADAPTER support for:

  • 4x LS430 Aurora
  • 5x LS350 Aurora
  • iCUE LINK 5000T RGB
  • iCUE LINK 9000D RGB
  • 1-6 QL Series Fans (with Corsair RGB Hub)
  • 1-6 LL Series Fans (with Corsair RGB Hub)
  • 1-6 RGB LED Strip (with Corsair RGB Hub)
  • 1-6 8-LED Series Fans (with Corsair RGB Hub)

See more on the GitHub page.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.