Open nithinivi opened 4 years ago
Actually, I cannot say for sure whether or not your keyboard is supported or not. My first advice would be to test
sudo msiklm green high
where you can adjust the color to whatever you like. The important part is to explicitly add the intensity argument. From this, internally a different way to communicate with the keyboard is used (please refer to the readme or set_color() in msiklm.c). This might be supported by more devices. Still, I have no official interface documentation on how to communicate with the keyboard. If it's also not working that way, I think your keyboard uses a different command structure which is not supported without implementing it. But I think it's worth a try to add the intensity argument.
It worked for me sudo msiklm green high
the thing is that with certain models when u set the change
it actually happens but in a fraction of a second and it resets back right afterward
This because there is no specified brightness level in the software (since there is no driver)
that's why u need to set the brightness level with the color
Hello, thank for your work.
I have tried on my brand new MSI MSI GL63 9RCX on Ubuntu 18.04 but I get:
sudo msiklm test
outputs ->Compatible keyboard found!
Using
sudo msiklm list
, I get:I have tried many commands like:
sudo msiklm green sudo msiklm green,blue,red sudo msiklm off But none of then work.
Except of course, commands like:
Questions:
Any idea to fix this? Is my keyboard a supported device?
Thank.