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**I am not a keyboard nerd**. Full respect to any of you out there, but I am not one, nor do I plan to become one anytime soon.
**I am NOT a keyboard nerd**. Full respect to any of you out there, but I am not one, nor do I plan to become one anytime soon.
Don't take this as a "definitive guide" to anything, it was just me messing around.
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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ But, come on, that's *so dreadfully boring*. I wasn't interested in customizing
Apparently their definition of "customizable" lighting doesn't quite align with mine.
There's a little computer inside there, there's bound to be *something* more I can do with it...
# Screwing around with a Windows VM
# Screwing around in a VM
After googling around for a while, I stumbled upon [this reddit post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Keychron/comments/lbk2fk/a_very_odd_workaround_for_the_rgb_software/)
advertising a supposed way to program the lighting using somewhat sketchy-seeming third-party software.