rivalcfg

• feat: Added button binding support for Rival 600 (@flozz)

• feat: Added Aerox 5 (wired) support (@flozz, #192)

• feat: Added Prime Mini support (@flozz, @NextWork123, #227)
• chore: Added Python 3.12 support
• chore!: Dropped Python 3.7 support

• Added Prime Mini Wireless support (@intersectRaven, #210, #207)
• Code quality: more robust type comparison (@flozz)

• Improved device profile generation (@airblast-dev, #211)
• Fixed battery level reported at 630% when the mouse is off (@LennardKittner, #187, #212)
• Unrecognized arguments error when no device is found (@LennardKittner, #213, #214)

• Added Aerox 5 Wireless Destiny 2 Editon support (@flozz, #205)
• Added Aerox 5 Wireless Diablo IV Edition support (@flozz, #206)
• Updated HIDAPI to v0.14 to fix a macOS Ventura issue (@flozz, #200)
• Removed the default lighting option for the Prime mouse (reported not working and not needed on this device) (@flozz, #196)

• Improved CLI startup time (@gryzus24, #194)

• Added default lighting setting to following devices (@flozz, #191, #195):

  • Aerox 3
  • Aerox 3 Wireless
  • Aerox 5 Wireless
  • Aerox 9 Wireless
  • Prime
  • Prime Wireless

• Added Python 3.11 support (@flozz)

• Add initial Aerox 9 Wireless support (#188)
• Add Aerox 5 Wireless support (#184)
• Fix inverted firmware version minor and major digits
• Fix crash when reading battry level of a device in sleep mode
• Improve udev rules reloading
• Rival 100: Rivalcfg is now able to read the firmware version of this device
  (#179, @staticssleever668)

• Add support for the Prime Wireless mouse (#172)

• Aerox 3 Wireless support improved:

  • Sleep timer support implemented
  • Dim timer support implemented
  • Brightness removed to support Dim timer (it is still possible to dim the
    LED by setting darker colors)

• Fix a crash when printing debug information with udev rules not installed

• Remove Python 2.7 compatibility code

• Do not try to open devices when not needed (#170)
• Add support for SteelSeries Prime Rainbow 6 Siege Black Ice Edition
  (1038:182A)
• Add support for SteelSeries Prime CS:GO Neo Noir Edition (1038:1856)
• Add initial support for the Rival 3 Wireless mouse (#146)
• Add initial support for the Rival 650 mouse (#112)

• Add Prime support (#169, @sephiroth99)
• Add Aerox 3 (non wireless version) support (#156)
• Add Aerox 3 Wireless support (#167)
• Save devices settings on disk
• Add Black (code formatter)
• Drop Python 3.5 support
• WARNING: This version will be the last one to support Python 2.7

More → https://www.buymeacoffee.com/flozz/project-rivalcfg-v4-4-0-released

• Fixes Sensei TEN default config (#158)

• Adds the --print-udev option to generate udev rules and print them to stdout (#157)

• CLI: Displays a usage message when no argument was given (#152)

• CLI: Write udev warning message to stderr instead of stdout

• Adds a --print-debug option to display various information

• Adds a --firmware-version option to display the firmware version of some devices

• Rivalcfg can now read the firmware version of the following devices:

  • Rival 3
  • Rival 300
  • Rival 310
  • Rival 500
  • Rival 700 / 710
  • Sensei 310
  • Sensei TEN

• Rival 3: support of firmware v0.37.0.0 (#147)

• Support of the Sensei TEN (1038:1832)

• Support of the Sensei TEN CS:GO Neon Rider Edition(1038:1834)

• Rival 500:

  • Handles color shift
  • Handles button mapping

• Support of the Rival 300S

• Rival 310 support improved:

  • Support of button mapping

• Sensei 310 support improved:

  • Support of button mapping

• Rival 3 support improved:

  • Colors can now be defined separatly
  • Button mapping support implemented
  • Light effects support implemented

• Full rewrite of most parts of the software

• Mice are now grouped by family to reduce code duplication

• Improved udev support on Linux:

  • Dynamically generate udev rules instead of maintaining a static file
  • Automatically check that the rules file is up to date
  • Adds a command to update udev rules

• Improved testing:

  • Better coverage
  • Test the device output to avoid regressions

• Improved documentation:

  • A Sphinx documentation was added instead of stacking everything in the
    README
  • Each device family now have its own documentation page to make it easier
    to understand
  • Python APIs are now documented
  • A document was added to help contributing
  • Installation instructions were updated to recommend using Python 3

• New devices support was added:

  • Support of the Rival 100 Dota 2 Edition (retail version) (#17)
  • Support of the Rival 300 Fallout 4 Edition (#44)
  • Support of the Rival 310 CS:GO Howl Edition (#113)
  • Support of the Rival 3 (#111)
  • Support of the Rival 300 Evil Geniuses Edition
  • Support of the Rival 95 MSI Edition
  • Support of the Rival 95 PC Bang
  • Support of the Rival 100 PC Bang
  • Support of the Rival 100 (Dell China)
  • Support of the Rival 600 Dota 2 Edition
  • Support of the Rival 106 (#84, @SethDusek)

• Some devices gained a better support:

  • Rival 300 / Original Rival family

    • Support of buttons mapping

  • Rival 700 / 710

    • Support of gradients / Color shift (#129, @nixtux)

• A generic support of mouse buttons mapping was added (rewriting of what was
  originally done for the Sensei [RAW]). The following devices now support
  it:

  • Rival 300 / Original Rival family
  • Sensei [RAW] family

• Regressions:

  The following things were removed for this release:

  • Sensei Ten: this mouse needs more work to be added back.
  • Colorshift of the Rival 500: this feature needs more work to be added back.