I’m looking for a keyboard that supports reprogrammable macro keys. I currently own a G.SKILL, which I bought before switching to Linux full time. I currently have to switch to Windows just so that I can reprogram those keys. I prefer not to do that with my next one.
Also, one that can configure the output of LEDs, like waves, equalizer, etc.
I have a K55 Corsair keyboard that needs no actual software for RGB. It has macro keys, but I’ve never used them yet. Don’t really care so much for the keyboard, but it’s just hooked up to the laptop. I prefer brown switches, and I was actually kinda surprised by the Romer G brown ones on the Logitech G810. (but the volume control was subpar).
I ended up going for Cooler Master because it was on sale on Amazon & Das wasn’t available there (at least with Prime shipping), but now that I use it, I wish I went with that.
I’m using a Corsair K95(the old version with 18 macro keys) with ckb-next(https://github.com/ckb-next/ckb-next).
Works out pretty well including RGB and macros. As far as I’m aware I’m not missing out on any features I’d have on “other” operating systems.
ckb-next looks great but better not doing like me and check beforehand which keyboards are supported this software never see my k83 wireless…
What’s funny is seeing which special keys works right off the bat on certain distros