====== Logitech G513 Carbon ====== Recently I got myself a [[https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-keyboards/g513-backlit-mechanical-gaming-keyboard.html|Logitech G513 Carbon]] keyboard with GX Blue switches. And I was positively surprised that there is a Linux software available for programming the key LEDs :-) Basically you just have to install the [[https://github.com/MatMoul/g810-led|g810-led]] [[https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=g810-led|package]], read its documentation in ''/usr/sahre/doc/g810-led'' and you are good to go. The usage is really simple, you can define a profile file to define all key colours and invoke the tool to load the profile with ''g513-led -p ''. For more information you can look at ''g513-led --help'' and ''g513-led --help-keys''. Oh and other Logitech G keyboards are of course also supported. This is my profile, feel free to use it for your own keyboard. I just put the command to load the profile in my boot sequence. ### Logitech G513 Profile # # 2020-06-19 Version 1 by https://desktux.nl/ # Install 'g810-led' and invoke with 'g513-led -p ' # # More info: 'g513-led --help' and 'g513-led --help-keys' # Variables var white ffffff var red ff0000 var green 00ff00 var blue 0000ff var yellow ffff00 var purple ff00ff var cyan 00ffff var orange ff8000 # Set all (default) a $white # Set groups g indicators $orange # CAPS Lock and G mode indicators g arrows $cyan # Same as WASD g numeric $purple # Same as number keys g fkeys $yellow g functions $blue g modifiers $blue # Set individual keys k esc $red # AnyKey k num_lock $red k w $cyan # Same as arrow keys k a $cyan k s $cyan k d $cyan k 1 $purple # Same as number block k 2 $purple k 3 $purple k 4 $purple k 5 $purple k 6 $purple k 7 $purple k 8 $purple k 9 $purple k 0 $purple k tab $blue # Same as Functions and Modifiers k caps_lock $blue k backspace $blue k enter $blue k numenter $blue k tilde $green # Characters k minus $green k equal $green k open_bracket $green k close_bracket $green k semicolon $green k quote $green k dollar $green # Somehow the backslash works only with dollar k comma $green k period $green k slash $green k num/ $green k num* $green k num- $green k num+ $green k num. $green # Commit changes c ~~DISCUSSION~~