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Merge pull request #6 from jrtroncoso/master 		8 years ago
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README Changed command-line arguments to keep backwards compatibility. Changed check on arguments to force the usage of mode when color preset is changed (original behavior). Updated README 8 years ago
keyboard.cpp Added logo, touchpad and front regions with RGB, changed command line options 8 years ago
keyboard.h Added logo, touchpad and front regions with RGB, changed command line options 8 years ago
main.cpp Changed command-line arguments to keep backwards compatibility. Changed check on arguments to force the usage of mode when color preset is changed (original behavior). Updated README 8 years ago
msi-keyboard.pro Merge patch from Giulio Paci that uses libhidapi if libhidapi-libusb does not exist. Fixes compilation on FreeBSD. 8 years ago

README 

This program can change the colors on your MSI steelseries keyboard. Depending on the model, the keyboards have 3 or 7 regions that can have different colors for each one.

Prerequisites (tested on Ubuntu 14.04 only):

Qt 5.2 or later (Ubuntu includes Qt 5.2.1)
libhidapi-dev
libhidapi-libusb0

To build:

qmake
make

Make sure to copy 99-msi.rules to /etc/udev/rules.d unless you want to run the program as root. Requires a reboot or maybe just a reload of udev rules to work correctly.

To use:

Usage: ./msi-keyboard [options]
Keyboard color changer for MSI steelseries keyboards

Options:
  -h, --help     Displays this help.
  -v, --version  Displays version information.
  -m, --mode <mode>      set color <mode>: normal, gaming, breathe, demo, wave
  -r, --rgb <rgb>      set an <rgb> color using the format:
                       region,red,green,blue with rgb values between 0 and 255
  -c, --color <color>  set a <color> preset using the format:
                       region,color,intensity (only valid for left/