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Games: Steam Deck, Polychromatic 0.7, and Configuring Your Gaming Mouse Under Linux With Piper

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 10th of August 2021 01:32:38 AM Filed under
Gaming
  • Everything You Need to Know About Steam Deck - Make Tech Easier

    The Steam Deck is a handheld PC designed by Valve that looks like a Nintendo Switch but with high end PC components. However, given Valve’s track record concerning hardware (anyone remember the Steam Machine?), it remains to be seen whether the Steam Deck will be a new standard for the industry. Can the Steam Deck erode some of Nintendo’s dominance in the handheld market? Do they even want to? Who is the Steam Deck even for anyway? Read on to find out.

  • Polychromatic 0.7 Released, New UI / CLI to Control Razer RGB Lighting in Linux | UbuntuHandbook

    Got Razer peripherals? Polychromatic released version 0.7.0 with redesigned UI and command line interface to control the RGB lighting in Linux.

    For those never heard of Polychromatic, it’s a free open-source vendor agnostic front-end for managing lighting, RGB effects and some special functionality for keyboards, mouse, keypads and other gaming peripherals.

    It so far only supports OpenRazer as backend for Razer devices. Though it aims to add OpenRGB and phue for Philips Hue and more brands support.

  • Configure Your Gaming Mouse Under Linux With Piper

    Owning a gaming mouse for Linux can be kind of annoying because none of the official configurations are actually supported on Linux but luckily there's a solution and that solution is libratbag and piper. Piper is a gui interface for Libratbag so that's what we'll focus on today.

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Unofficial Razer Tweak Tool ‘Polychromatic’ Offers a New Design

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 11th of August 2021 12:52:44 AM.

  • Unofficial Razer Tweak Tool ‘Polychromatic’ Offers a New Design & Supports All Devices

    Polychromatic is a popular GUI tool to customize and manage Razer peripherals on Linux.

    While it worked fine before the major update, the user experience was not entirely pleasing.

    Now, with a major redesign that comes baked in the latest v0.7.0 release, setting up razer devices in Linux is going to get easier.

    Here, let me highlight what’s new with the update and if you can start managing your Razer peripherals using Polychromatic’s new upgrade.

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