cm-rgb
Control your Wraith Prism RGB on Linux, Mac OS and Windows
cm-rgb-monitor showing realtime cpu utilization.
Getting started
Installation & Configuration
Follow this simple guide on our wiki.
Usage
Package comes with two scripts cm-rgb-cli and cm-rgb-monitor.
cm-rgb-cli allows for fine grained control of each individual zone including turning off the LED's completely.
Check out the examples in our wiki.
cm-rgb-gui GUI interface that serves the purpose of simplifying the usage of [cm-rgb-cli] (thanks to groovykiwi)
cm-rgb-monitor allows for displaying cpu utilization with ring LED's, along with temperature (thanks to mpsdskd).
Combining the cli + monitor can create neat transition from powering your system right to booting your OS.
Check out the examples in our wiki.
Licence
MIT
See LICENCE file for details
1 maintainer
Metadata
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