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And that just for some colored LEDs and such. I don't understand why you need Windows-only software for that. Doesn't a hardware maker want to make it as simpl

And that just for some colored LEDs and such. I don't understand why you need Windows-only software for that. Doesn't a hardware maker want to make it as simple as possible to use their hardware from any OS? I used to use a Razer mouse when it had a switch on the mouse itself to toggle between different speed settings. But I changed away from them when that switch disappeared in later iterations of their mice and instead depended on software that didn't work in Linux.

leppr 7y ago
The new version of DeathAdder[1] reintroduced DPI adjustment buttons, and the LED settings persist even when set with the open-source Linux drivers. [1]: https://www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-deathadder-elite https://www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-deathadder-elite
vivan 7y ago
It also has macroing functionality with profile switching. You could achieve the same with something like AHK but the Razer interface is easier for simple tasks.