[Request] Linux Friendly Wired Gaming Mouse No RGB

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[Request] Linux Friendly Wired Gaming Mouse No RGB - Lemmy.World

Soliciting Recommendations for a Linux Friendly Wired Gaming Mouse. Ideally: - No RGB (or at least has linux software compatibility to turn off the RGB craziness without terminal commands) - Wired (USB-A or USB-C) - Scroll Wheel that has left and right movement for scrolling left and right on wide pages when browsing interwebs) - Two programmable buttons by the thumb (I use it for forward/back for internet browsing, and for hotkeys for gaming) - DPI increase/decrease buttons - Asymmetrical Ergonomic shape for a large hand I have a couple of Corsair Sabre RGB Pro, Wired and Wireless but the RBG is too crazy on the new wired version and I don’t have access to a MAC or Windows PC to install the Corsair Software to program the mouse to be less Epileptic Seizure Techno Rave Dance Party RGB I’M NOW LEGALLY BLIND Insanity. I wasn’t able to get any linux hacks/terminal commands to work to edit or turn off the RGB. I also had a couple Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro wired, that had scroll wheel issues that made the scroll wheel unusable, so I am hesitant to buy any Razer mice due to their reliability issues with the scroll wheel. I had some Razer mice from 2007 that fit my criteria but they have all broken and I can’t find a decent replacement. PLS I just want a wired linux gaming mouse without RGB and with all the buttons. Thanks!

Thanks. Unfortunately iCUE does not work on Linux and Corsair mice are not compatible with OpenRBG or Open Razer
Thanks. Unfortunately the RGB Sabre Pro Championship Series isn’t supported so I was never able to get this to work
SABRE RGB PRO Mouse - 1b79 · Issue #709 · ckb-next/ckb-next

Hi there, I saw that the new Sabre Pro Championship Series and Sabre RGB Pro Championship Series are not supported by ckb-next, could you work on their implementation? I own the Sabre RGB Pro Champ...

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