On 02/06/2015 02:47 AM, Damian Ivanov wrote:
2) In the sound settings it's only stereo listed as profile, it's a 7.1 headset
(yes, I tried it on Windows and 7.1 headset is not only snake oil)
It is really poorly documented how to get 7.1 working.
This is either the kernel driver or ALSA.
Useful information would be:
1. The chunk of device information from /proc/bus/input/devices
2. The chunk of information from "lsusb -v".
3. The output from dmesg when you plug in the device.
3) The chroma (razer) device series (keyboards,mice,headsets and others)
have Led's on it which can change the color using the windows driver.
The Led's work on Linux but there is no tool to change it.
The chroma series are only the first of this type, more products from
other companies seem to have/get such feature as well.
If there was a backend that does changing the color is there any
place in the gnome ui, where this could be placed (the chroma
devices has mice/headsets/keyboards)?
I have seen using wireshark and a VM how to reverse engineer what the
driver does when changing the color. Question here: where would this
go?
A cmd tool? A seperate gui tools? Can this and if yes how be
integrated to gnome-control-center?
A quick search gave me https://github.com/mbuesch/razer
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