RazerGenie
Qt application for configuring your Razer devices under GNU/Linux. (by z3ntu)
ffxiv-tools
Tools for FFXIV (by valarnin)
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6.8 | 0.0 | |
about 16 hours ago | over 1 year ago | |
C++ | Shell | |
GNU General Public License v3.0 only | MIT License |
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RazerGenie
Posts with mentions or reviews of RazerGenie.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-04-03.
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Just bought my first razer mouse in 3ish years, was reminded of how terrible synapse was.
well there's Razer genie if you happen to run a superior operating system like Arch linux or something...
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Alternatives for G502
openrazer: https://openrazer.github.io/ (also has list of supported devices) razergenie: https://github.com/z3ntu/RazerGenie
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DeathAdder Essential mouse: how to program buttons on Linux?
Also I tried RazerGenie and razerCommander.
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Just switched from windows to Ubuntu
If you have multi-button mouse, I recommend Piper or input-remapper. Again, I have had issues using them on Wayland, but they are otherwise pretty good softwares. There is also RazerGenie / RazerCommander if you use their stuff.
- Windows 11 Officially Shuts Down Firefox’s Default Browser Workaround
- Mouse DPI Sensitivity.
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Linus (Tech Tips) is using KDE in his Linux challenge, talks issues with his unique setup and challenges gaming
For your Razer peripherals there is a project called openrazer. For a graphical way to manage it you could install something like RazerGenie or Polychromatic
- Nvidia after amd announces FidelityFX Super Resolution supports gtx 10 series cards.
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Anyone using a Razer Cynosa V2 or Corsair K55 keyboard?
razergenie https://github.com/z3ntu/RazerGenie
ffxiv-tools
Posts with mentions or reviews of ffxiv-tools.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-02-20.
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Question about Lustris and wine prefixes
Have you read this guide?
- "It will never work with flatpak" - permissions of a program
- XIVLauncher now on Linux, gets FINAL FANTASY XIV Online running on Steam Deck
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State of FFXIV on Linux (Manjaro KDE Plasma) w/ AMD GPU - XIVLauncher, ACT, GShade, FPS limiter, OBS w/ GPU encoder and more
ACT - https://github.com/valarnin/ffxiv-tools/tree/lutris-xivlauncher
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This has probably been said before but I'm genuinely impressed with how far Wine/Proton/DXVK etc has come (FFXIV)
There's an act installer. Last I knew the overlays were not working as well as cacbot (I really wish cacbot would just die anyway). https://github.com/valarnin/ffxiv-tools/blob/master/Guide.md As for a guide, I'd rather not. You should check out the gshade installer instead. https://github.com/HereInPlainSight/gshade_installer
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Linus (Tech Tips) is using KDE in his Linux challenge, talks issues with his unique setup and challenges gaming
This is the guide I followed: https://github.com/valarnin/ffxiv-tools/blob/master/Guide.md
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final fantasy xiv
Getting ACT to work is tricky, but it can be done. The key is to install it into the same prefix as your FFXIV installation, get the various .NET libraries it needs installed, and run it using the same runtime that you're using for the game. In addition, you will have to use setcap to enable certain capabilities for the wine runtimes, as ACT relies on directly reading network data from other processes and wine is restricted from doing that normally. There's a scripted tool that handles a lot of this, although it's a bit dated so I don't know if it still works -- I used it as a guide to manually perform an installation myself: https://github.com/valarnin/ffxiv-tools/blob/master/Guide.md
- Log files tool?
What are some alternatives?
When comparing RazerGenie and ffxiv-tools you can also consider the following projects:
polychromatic - RGB lighting management software for GNU/Linux. Powered by OpenRazer.
hudkit - transparent fullscreen click-through WebKit browser window, for making cool desktop HUDs
openrazer - Open source driver and user-space daemon to control Razer lighting and other features on GNU/Linux
gshade_installer - GShade Installer / Updater Bash Script for Linux
razerCommander
ckb-next - RGB Driver for Linux
edamagit - Magit for VSCode
razer-macos - Color effects manager for Razer devices for macOS. Supports High Sierra (10.13) to Monterey (12.0). Made by the community, based on openrazer.
Floatplane-Downloader - Project for automatically organizing and downloading Floatplane videos for plex.
RazerGenie vs polychromatic
ffxiv-tools vs hudkit
RazerGenie vs openrazer
ffxiv-tools vs gshade_installer
RazerGenie vs razerCommander
ffxiv-tools vs openrazer
RazerGenie vs ckb-next
ffxiv-tools vs edamagit
RazerGenie vs razer-macos
ffxiv-tools vs Floatplane-Downloader
RazerGenie vs Floatplane-Downloader
ffxiv-tools vs polychromatic