RazerGenie

What RazerGenie is

RazerGenie is a free GNU/Linux application for configuring Razer peripherals. It uses OpenRazer as the control layer, so installing OpenRazer first is recommended to reduce the chance of unexpected problems. The application is available through Flathub, and the project lists packages for Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu, and Solus. Its repository also documents a Meson build process for people who want to test the application or build the master branch. If a supported device is not detected, an OpenRazer installation or configuration issue may be the cause. Functional or visual issues with RazerGenie can be reported in its repository. The project supports multiple languages and provides guidance for people contributing translations. Its license is GPL-3.0. The RazerGenie plan is free, and the application is limited to configuring Razer peripherals on Linux through OpenRazer.

Who it suits

Razer peripheral owners using GNU/Linux who want an application for device configuration may find RazerGenie suitable. It also suits people who want to install from Flathub or a package for a listed distribution, or build from source with Meson.

Limits

The application is for configuring Razer peripherals on GNU/Linux and requires OpenRazer for peripheral control.

Getting started

1. Install OpenRazer first.
2. Install RazerGenie from Flathub or a package for Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu, or Solus.
3. Alternatively, follow the repository's Meson build instructions to test the application or build the master branch.

Verdict

Choose RazerGenie if you use GNU/Linux and want to configure Razer peripherals through OpenRazer. Device control depends on OpenRazer, so start by installing it before setting up RazerGenie.