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HP Omen special feature control for Linux
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-This is a version of the hp-wmi kernel module that implements some of the features of HP Omen Command Centre.
+A version of the hp-wmi kernel module that implements some of the features of HP Omen Command Centre.
-It's totally experimental right now, and could easily crash your machine.
+This is experimental software and could easily crash your machine.
**USE AT YOUR OWN RISK**
Currently working:
-- FourZone keyboard colour control (`/sys/devices/platforms/hp-wmi/rgb-zones/zone0[0-3]`)
-- Omen hotkeys
+- FourZone keyboard colour control (`/sys/devices/platform/hp-wmi/rgb-zones/zone0[0-3]`)
+- Omen hotkeys (F14-F17)
## Installation
-1. Install dkms and kernel headers if needed (already present on Ubuntu)
+1. Install dkms and kernel headers
-1. Run `sudo make install`
+ Ubuntu: these packages are already installed
+
+ Arch Linux: `sudo pacman -S dkms linux-headers`
-Module will be built and installed, and DKMS will manage rebuilding it on kernel updates.
+2. Run `sudo make install` inside this project's root directory
+
+ This will build and install the kernel module. DKMS will manage rebuilding it on kernel updates
## Usage
The module creates four files in `/sys/devices/platform/hp-wmi/rgb_zones/` named `zone00 - zone03`.
-To change zone highlight color, just print hex colour value in RGB format to the respective file. e.g:
+To change a zone's highlight color, write a hex colour value in RGB format to the respective file. For example,
+
+`sudo bash -c 'echo 00FFFF > /sys/devices/platform/hp-wmi/rgb_zones/zone00'` will change the zone 0 backlight to sky blue.
+
+Hotkeys are bound to regular X11 keysyms:
-`sudo bash -c 'echo 00FFFF > /sys/devices/platform/hp-wmi/rgb_zones/zone00'` to get sky-blue zone 0.
+ - Windows key lock: F14
+ - Omen: F15
+ - Fn+Esc: F16
+ - Disable touchpad: F17
-Omen and other hotkeys are bound to regular X11 keysyms, use your chosen desktop's hotkey manager to assign them to functions like any other key.
+Use your desktop's hotkey manager to assign them to functions like any other key.
-## To do:
+## To do
- [ ] FourZone brightness control
- [ ] Fan control