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Linux continues to be above 4% on the desktop
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I have a Corsair keyboard and on Linux I use ckb-next to control rgb and stuff
RGB isn't really the issue for me. At least not when using icue. I need it to control my AIO / fans / temps
Ah gotcha. I just set a custom fan curve in the BIOS which has been working well for me in Linux (I also use a Corsair AIO + Commander Pro).
I just learned of the liquidctl application which supposedly works for this. I'll check it out later this afternoon and see how it works!
Nice. I'd appreciate some feedback, if you like. Currently in the middle of switching to EndeavourOS as a Arch noob. Am I allowed so say "I use arch btw" now?