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Razer device manager for Linux

To install this software the first thing you need is to install razer_drivers. You can find installation instructions on the project page.

You need 3 packages provided in the razer-drivers:

• razer-driver-dkms: the actual driver, best if installed using DKMS
• razer-daemon: a daemon that interfaces with the driver, providing a higher level interface for it
• python3-razer: a python library that interfaces with the daemon, it's used by razerCommander, thus it's a direct dependency.

You can find razerCommander on AUR, as razercommander-git (AUR page). If you use an AUR helper, it should automatically pull razer-driver-dkms, razer-daemon and python-razer as dependencies. Alternativelly you can install these packages manually, or even opt for the git version of the driver stack (razer-driver-dkms-git, razer-daemon-git, python-razer-git).

Go to the releases page and download the latest release available for your platform.

You'll need the following libraries to make razerCommander work:

• GTK+>=3.14
• python3
• razer-driver-dkms
• razer-daemon
• python-razer

Download razerCommander by following these steps:

• mkdir git && cd git (optional, but avoids cluttering your home folder)
• git clone https://github.com/gabmus/razercommander
• cd razercommander
• chmod +x main.py

Just run ./main.py from the razerCommander directory. You can also make a .desktop file to launch it from your DE/WM (an easy way to do it is using mlauncher).

• Keyboards
• Macro keypads (Tartarus, Orbweaver)
• Mice (only lighting effects, most macro features)
• Laptops (keyboards only)
• Headsets (possibly, untested)
• Mousepads (Firefly)

Please, fill up issues and help me test this little piece of software with as much hardware as possible.