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Got the start of an #ARGB #WS2812 signal parser working using #RaspberryPi #RP2040 PIO. Going to use this with my #OpenRGB RP2040 ARGB splitter project to send configuration data (LED channel counts) using a standard ARGB controller output. RP2040 PIO is awesome for dealing with high speed serial signals!

My #RP2040 #OpenRGB Smart ARGB Splitter PCBs came! #OSHPark did a great job on them and they work as expected. Splitting one ARGB/WS2812 signal into up to 8 output channels.

Eine neue #Episode des #Zeroday #Podcast ist #online: 0d131 – Der Wechsel auf Linux statt WIndows als daily driver

Link zur Episode: https://0x0d.de/2026/02/0d131-der-wechsel-auf-linux-statt-windows-als-daily-driver/

@[email protected] (Stefan)
@zeroday (Sven)

#Cinnamon #Datenschutz #Informationssicherheit #ITSecurity #ITSicherheit #linux #Opendeck #openrgb #privacy #Privatsphäre #VocasterPro #Windows

#KDE #Plasma on #postmarketOS turned my Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro tablet into a laptop replacement. I've been using this for #OpenRGB development when out and about due to its smaller size and way better battery life and I've been very happy with it. The only real downside is performance, but with #OpenVPN and a decent connection I can use #waypipe to remotely use one of my Arch desktops for the more demanding things like compiling.

Nice #openrgb with the effects plugin has an ambient effect that captures the screen and uses the average color information to control LEDs.

You also need the visual map plugin so that you can define which LED should react to what square on the screen.

This replaces the philips hue app on linux. And as an added bonus works with many other LED lights.

It also works with games. Tested it with the beautiful stars and nebulas in #avorion

Cool.

#linux #openrgb #philipshue

I personally don't care about RGB besides turn light on and off and set a specific solid color but here's a nice look at the Pi 500 Plus Keyboard RGB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWrX9FLjeyQ

Guide

I wonder if someone is working on support for it in OpenRGB

#raspberrypi #rgb #raspberrypi500plus #openrgb

Made progress on an #OpenRGB controller for #QMK #Vial #VialRGB. It's the protocol used to control the RGB on the #RaspberryPi 500+. I'm dumbfounded as to why they chose 8/8/8 HSV instead of sending RGB directly, means a bunch of extra math to get worse color accuracy but it's how they designed the protocol for some reason.

Next step is to figure out the matrix layout.

Wrote a tiny little patch for #VoidCrew tonight that lets it make #OpenRGB calls after a fashion.

Now the ship lighting is integrated with case lighting! Need to implement effects, but it's something.

https://neon.cybre.stream/w/6nbFgdjjUkigHNBLhEmKjr

After the news that #AMD was getting #OpenRGB control in #Linux with the addition of the OEM I2C bus, it looks like #NVIDIA GPUs will also have proper #RGB lighting control as NVIDIA fixes several year old bug with their I2C driver. This should now allow proper control of NVIDIA #ASUS #TUF and #STRIX graphics cards' RGB lighting on Linux! The fix comes in NVIDIA driver release 565.77.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/issues/41

After the news that #AMD was getting #OpenRGB control in #Linux with the addition of the OEM I2C bus, it looks like #NVIDIA GPUs will also have proper #RGB lighting control as NVIDIA fixes several year old bug with their I2C driver. This should now allow proper control of NVIDIA #ASUS #TUF and #STRIX graphics cards' RGB lighting on Linux! The fix comes in NVIDIA driver release 565.77.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/issues/41

After the news that #AMD was getting #OpenRGB control in #Linux with the addition of the OEM I2C bus, it looks like #NVIDIA GPUs will also have proper #RGB lighting control as NVIDIA fixes several year old bug with their I2C driver. This should now allow proper control of NVIDIA #ASUS #TUF and #STRIX graphics cards' RGB lighting on Linux! The fix comes in NVIDIA driver release 565.77.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/issues/41

After the news that #AMD was getting #OpenRGB control in #Linux with the addition of the OEM I2C bus, it looks like #NVIDIA GPUs will also have proper #RGB lighting control as NVIDIA fixes several year old bug with their I2C driver. This should now allow proper control of NVIDIA #ASUS #TUF and #STRIX graphics cards' RGB lighting on Linux! The fix comes in NVIDIA driver release 565.77.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/issues/41

After the news that #AMD was getting #OpenRGB control in #Linux with the addition of the OEM I2C bus, it looks like #NVIDIA GPUs will also have proper #RGB lighting control as NVIDIA fixes several year old bug with their I2C driver. This should now allow proper control of NVIDIA #ASUS #TUF and #STRIX graphics cards' RGB lighting on Linux! The fix comes in NVIDIA driver release 565.77.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules/issues/41