ckb-next (open-source community project)
ckb-next is a community-driven, open-source project that provides native Linux support for Corsair keyboards, mice and other peripherals. The project was created to fill the gap left by vendor-provided software (which is typically Windows-only), and aims to offer full device support including RGB lighting control, key remapping, macros, and profile management through a native daemon and a graphical front end.
The project is developed and maintained by volunteers and contributors on GitHub, where releases, source code, documentation and issue tracking are publicly available. ckb-next is primarily targeted at Linux desktop users who need an alternative to proprietary vendor tools (such as Corsair's iCUE) and emphasizes community contributions, cross-device compatibility, and active maintenance via the open-source ecosystem.
The project is developed and maintained by volunteers and contributors on GitHub, where releases, source code, documentation and issue tracking are publicly available. ckb-next is primarily targeted at Linux desktop users who need an alternative to proprietary vendor tools (such as Corsair's iCUE) and emphasizes community contributions, cross-device compatibility, and active maintenance via the open-source ecosystem.
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
20
Total Keys:
12,921
Total Clicks:
11,319
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
2d8h41m25s
Average Time Per User:
2h50m5s
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