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Kastchei
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Kastchei@lemmy.ml Joined: 2024-02-19 |
EDIT: I figured this out. When I installed the newer version, it unselected nearly device to scan for. After re-enabling those, it worked. Howdy! I installed an experimental version, because my keyboard is not yet supported by the stable 0.9 build. However, when I switched versions, I lost the ability to see my motherboard. The webpage for the experimental builds makes it sound like it's the stable build plus unfinished/untested additions. But that seems not to be the case. Is there something I'm missing? Or should I just take "experimental" at face value and not use it? Having my keyboard use its built in effects isn't the end of the world. Motherboard Gigabyte X6780E Aorus Master showed 6 zones in the stable build:
In the experimental build, my motherboard wasn't listed at all, and instead the Sapphire graphics card was listed by itself; but nothing could be changed on the graphics card (no zones or LEDs accessible, unlike the stable build where I could see them through the motherboard). All the Mode options were simply the ones that exist in the software the graphic card provided. RGB controller Razer Chroma ARGB controller 6 zones, all filled with Cooler Master fans Keyboard Corsair K70 TKL Champion Thanks! |
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