[(Unofficial) Linux / OSX Driver]

I don't think you need to uninstall it. Just download the fw2kb branch build it. I'm not sure how to do that in Linux though, I use it in OS X.

 

Might be some insights here: https://github.com/ccMSC/ckb/issues/298

 

Thank you. As it seems the installer script just copies everything into /usr/bin.

 

the fw2kb version still doesn't work with the k65 rgb rapidfire as it seems. Still says "no devices connected".

[(Unofficial) Linux / OSX Driver]

The main branch of CKB doesn't work with 2.04. You have to build and install the fw2kb branch.

 

Ah that makes sense. Any info on how to uninstall the "master" version of ckb? I ran the quickinstall script on linux in order to install it.

[(Unofficial) Linux / OSX Driver]

What firmware is your keyboard running?

 

The newest one.

[(Unofficial) Linux / OSX Driver]

Just got my K65 RGB Rapidfire and boy am I disappointed.

 

I mainly use linux and my experience so far has been pretty bad.

 

I dual boot with windows, so I installed cue and everything works, but when I boot to linux, I see some big issues.

 

- I have the ability to save lighting profiles to the keyboard, so why do I still need the cue software for it to work?

- Lighting does work in linux, but only if I use the "one static color for each key" mode

- Anything fancy like the rainbow does not work. It does not matter if I save it to the keyboard, it won't work without the damned cue software, what's the point in even saving things on the keyboard if I still need cue for anything to work?

- ckb beta currently says "no devices connected" is there any info on why this is happening?

 

Thanks a lot for any help.