Overview

Request 664454 accepted

- Trim filler wording from description.
- Update to version 0.3.2
Important news:
* This version fixes a major bug for the Scimitar Pro, causing
the daemon to not properly interface with the mouse. This
could require manually reflashing the mouse firmware if a
firmware update was performed with 0.3.1 or earlier.
* An updater has been created to more quickly push bugfixes to
users, especially for those on macOS.
* There is a new Space Invaders-like minigame that can be
played as an animation, thanks to @mvladimirovich.
Support for new devices:
* Strafe RGB MK.2; by accidental omission from the previous
release.
* K66
Important bugfixes:
* The Scimitar Pro now defaults to v2.xx endpoints
* The DPI LED on mice now changes in sniper mode
* The GUI will warn if uinput cannot be loaded on Linux
* The "Save to Hardware" button on the Scimitar and Glaive has
been greyed out due to a current lack of support
* Thanks to the efforts of @Kedstar99, the codebase compiles
with much fewer warnings
* Binding commands to wheels will now repeat properly
* QuaZip is no longer required for daemon-only builds
* KissFFT is now built as a static library
* Symbolic links are now created in /dev/input/by-id for evdev
users
* Fixed a regression for devices using the legacy protocol
Note for packagers:
* If ckb-next is updated through a package management system,
`-DDISABLE_UPDATER=1` should be passed to CMake
version 0.3.1
Support for new devices:
* K70 RGB MK.2
* K70 RGB MK.2 SE
New major features:
* The GUI now has a generate ckb-next-dev-detect report button
Important bugfixes:
* Rapidfire keyboards have a workaround on shutdown
* Bugfix for independent X/Y DPI
* The new Strafe NRGB has firmware updates now
* The GUI pops up a warning when trying to bind the Windows
key with Winlock enabled
* The GUI now has a DPI indicator
* The K68 NRGB winlock light now lights up
* The GUI handles SIGINT/SIGTERM cleanly, avoiding stalled
devices
* Strafe sidelights now save state on GUI start
* Original Strafe NRGB's sidelights now toggle correctly
* ckb-next-dev-detect is now installed to the system and added
to PATH
version 0.3.0
Support for new devices:
* K55 RGB
* K68 RGB
* K90 Legacy
* Katar RGB
* Polaris RGB
* ST100 RGB
New major features:
* Use URB Interrupts to read data from devices
* Profile Import/Export
* Keyboard Layout autodetection
* CMake build system
* Relocation of binaries
* No single global layout for all devices in the GUI
Important bugfixes:
* Deadlock on daemon exit
* Support for K95 Platinum profile switch key
* Keymap corruption on the GUI
* Pulseaudio GUI deadlock
* Use udev to detect the appropriate endpoint max packet size
* Ignore devices in BIOS mode
* Disable save to hardware for unsupported devices
* Keymap patches for K68
* Workaround for linux kernel out-of-bounds write
* Memory leaks on firmware update
version 0.2.9
Important changes:
* Significantly lower CPU usage on idle
* Add support for K95 Platinum
* Add support for K68
* Add support for (new) Strafe non-RGB
* Add support for Glaive
* Add support for Harpoon
* Add support for Corsair firmware v3
* Add support for pt\_br layout
* Add support for Japanese layout
* Add macro delays to the GUI
* New FIRMWARE file structure
* GUI warning when daemon is not running
* udev rule to remove joystick tag
* Dynamic keymap patching
* Require Qt >=5.2
* Numerous small fixes and improvements
version 0.2.8
* `ckb` is now `ckb-next`, __but the binaries will be renamed
in `v0.2.9`__
* Numerous PRs from `ckb` merged
[\#4](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/4)
* SIGSEGV when deleting copied profile is fixed
[\#38](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/38)
* `make debug` target on Linux is fixed
[\#79](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/79)
* Heat map animation issues fixed
[\#30](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/30)
* Compilation of the music visualizer fixed
[\#21](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/21)
* Hardware profile loading error on firmware 2.05 fixed
[\#24](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/24)
* Project's own firmware table created, signed and populated
with new devices
[\#60](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/60)
* Arch Linux and Fedora/CentOS packages added
[\#80](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/80)
[\#5](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/5)
[\#41](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/41)
- Dropped ckb-external-quazip.patch (no longer necessary)
- Refreshed ckb-use-var-run.patch as ckb-next-use-run.patch
- Added ckb-next-systemd.patch, ckb-next-no-cmake-modules.patch
and ckb-next-udev.patch
- Update to version 0.2.6
- Use external quazip only when available
- Replaced ckb-fix-desktop-file.patch with %suse_update_desktop_file
- Replaced ckb-daemon-path.patch and ckb-animations-path.patch
with macros for consistency.
- Add hicoler folder, too
- Fix icon folder
- Initial package
* Use /var/run instead of /dev/input for communication with the
daemon.
* move the daemon and the animations into the libexec folder

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alois created request

- Trim filler wording from description.
- Update to version 0.3.2
Important news:
* This version fixes a major bug for the Scimitar Pro, causing
the daemon to not properly interface with the mouse. This
could require manually reflashing the mouse firmware if a
firmware update was performed with 0.3.1 or earlier.
* An updater has been created to more quickly push bugfixes to
users, especially for those on macOS.
* There is a new Space Invaders-like minigame that can be
played as an animation, thanks to @mvladimirovich.
Support for new devices:
* Strafe RGB MK.2; by accidental omission from the previous
release.
* K66
Important bugfixes:
* The Scimitar Pro now defaults to v2.xx endpoints
* The DPI LED on mice now changes in sniper mode
* The GUI will warn if uinput cannot be loaded on Linux
* The "Save to Hardware" button on the Scimitar and Glaive has
been greyed out due to a current lack of support
* Thanks to the efforts of @Kedstar99, the codebase compiles
with much fewer warnings
* Binding commands to wheels will now repeat properly
* QuaZip is no longer required for daemon-only builds
* KissFFT is now built as a static library
* Symbolic links are now created in /dev/input/by-id for evdev
users
* Fixed a regression for devices using the legacy protocol
Note for packagers:
* If ckb-next is updated through a package management system,
`-DDISABLE_UPDATER=1` should be passed to CMake
version 0.3.1
Support for new devices:
* K70 RGB MK.2
* K70 RGB MK.2 SE
New major features:
* The GUI now has a generate ckb-next-dev-detect report button
Important bugfixes:
* Rapidfire keyboards have a workaround on shutdown
* Bugfix for independent X/Y DPI
* The new Strafe NRGB has firmware updates now
* The GUI pops up a warning when trying to bind the Windows
key with Winlock enabled
* The GUI now has a DPI indicator
* The K68 NRGB winlock light now lights up
* The GUI handles SIGINT/SIGTERM cleanly, avoiding stalled
devices
* Strafe sidelights now save state on GUI start
* Original Strafe NRGB's sidelights now toggle correctly
* ckb-next-dev-detect is now installed to the system and added
to PATH
version 0.3.0
Support for new devices:
* K55 RGB
* K68 RGB
* K90 Legacy
* Katar RGB
* Polaris RGB
* ST100 RGB
New major features:
* Use URB Interrupts to read data from devices
* Profile Import/Export
* Keyboard Layout autodetection
* CMake build system
* Relocation of binaries
* No single global layout for all devices in the GUI
Important bugfixes:
* Deadlock on daemon exit
* Support for K95 Platinum profile switch key
* Keymap corruption on the GUI
* Pulseaudio GUI deadlock
* Use udev to detect the appropriate endpoint max packet size
* Ignore devices in BIOS mode
* Disable save to hardware for unsupported devices
* Keymap patches for K68
* Workaround for linux kernel out-of-bounds write
* Memory leaks on firmware update
version 0.2.9
Important changes:
* Significantly lower CPU usage on idle
* Add support for K95 Platinum
* Add support for K68
* Add support for (new) Strafe non-RGB
* Add support for Glaive
* Add support for Harpoon
* Add support for Corsair firmware v3
* Add support for pt\_br layout
* Add support for Japanese layout
* Add macro delays to the GUI
* New FIRMWARE file structure
* GUI warning when daemon is not running
* udev rule to remove joystick tag
* Dynamic keymap patching
* Require Qt >=5.2
* Numerous small fixes and improvements
version 0.2.8
* `ckb` is now `ckb-next`, __but the binaries will be renamed
in `v0.2.9`__
* Numerous PRs from `ckb` merged
[\#4](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/4)
* SIGSEGV when deleting copied profile is fixed
[\#38](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/38)
* `make debug` target on Linux is fixed
[\#79](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/79)
* Heat map animation issues fixed
[\#30](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/30)
* Compilation of the music visualizer fixed
[\#21](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/21)
* Hardware profile loading error on firmware 2.05 fixed
[\#24](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/24)
* Project's own firmware table created, signed and populated
with new devices
[\#60](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/60)
* Arch Linux and Fedora/CentOS packages added
[\#80](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/80)
[\#5](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/issues/5)
[\#41](https://github.com/mattanger/ckb-next/pull/41)
- Dropped ckb-external-quazip.patch (no longer necessary)
- Refreshed ckb-use-var-run.patch as ckb-next-use-run.patch
- Added ckb-next-systemd.patch, ckb-next-no-cmake-modules.patch
and ckb-next-udev.patch
- Update to version 0.2.6
- Use external quazip only when available
- Replaced ckb-fix-desktop-file.patch with %suse_update_desktop_file
- Replaced ckb-daemon-path.patch and ckb-animations-path.patch
with macros for consistency.
- Add hicoler folder, too
- Fix icon folder
- Initial package
* Use /var/run instead of /dev/input for communication with the
daemon.
* move the daemon and the animations into the libexec folder


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