Corsair Keyboard Drivers For Fedora

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

Works as advertised in my Fedora without the need to install any drivers. What can I say, it works and I'm happy with it.

I was looking for a sleek, yet simple illuminated keyboard and this is exactly what I got. Other illuminated keyboards tried too hard to look cool and ended up looking like something out of a B sci-fi movie from the 70s. I didn't install the drivers for it as Logitech is notorious for bloated drivers (the drivers were 85 megs). Instead I installed a free program called AutoHotKey and was able to use that to program the media keys. Even without drivers most of the media keys actually work, but you can't reprogram them. It feels great to type on and looks wonderful on my desk.

The Logitech Illuminated Keyboard is one of the best computer peripherals I have ever owned. I tend to have very sloppy typing skills, but I strongly believe this keyboard has greatly improved both my speed and dexterity. The key-press motion is swift and fluid, and the special design of each key compensates for off-center alignments of the typist's fingers. The box contains a CD with Windows drivers, but a USB to PS/2 converter is not included. This should not be an issue for most modern computer systems. The most recent drivers for this keyboard can be downloaded from the Logitech website. The drivers can be used to disable the caps lock key, and can also configure additional keyboard functionality. The keyboard lights up nicely in the dark, so it can be used when the lights are off. The back-lighted keys have a very small magnitude of luminous intensity, so the light is generally not visible during the day. The backlight is very noticeable in a darkened room, but it does not destroy the user's night vision. You can adjust the backlight intensity using a small key with a lightbulb logo; this key is situated in the upper right-hand area of the keyboard. I've found that this keyboard has greatly increased my productivity. I would strongly recommend the keyboard for professional work in creative media, computer science or engineering.

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.

Seems to work great. I bought two of them for my desktop setup. i have not had any compatibility problems with Fedora.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case

you have to install the drivers for this to work...

Plug it in, install the drivers and off you go.

I STRONGLY RECOMMEND. For both text, mathematical and graphics the print image is excellent. Even a 600 x 600 dpi setting provides excellent results. The 1200 x 1200 dpi output is as expected. Works with Fedora Linux using the Xerox Fedora driver. B&H as always shipped promptly and the printer arrived in pristine condition.