Enable M Keys on a Razer Black Widow Ultimate in Ubuntu Linux
Joe • October 16, 2013
general blackwidow keyboard linux razer ubuntuI've had my Razer Black Widow Ultimate for a long time now. It's absolutely my favorite keyboard. Here is how I easily mapped the M keys in Ubuntu Linux. Info taken from here and here.
Step 1: install the python-usb package:
sudo apt-get install python-usb
Step 2: Grab blackwidow_enable.py from the link above
wget http://finch.am/projects/blackwidow/blackwidow_enable.py
Step 3: Change permissions on blackwidow_enable.py
chmod +x blackwidow_enable.py
Step 4: Add it to startup
sudo vi /etc/rc.local
Add this line:
python /home/halo/Downloads/blackwidow_enable.py
/etc/rc.local should look like this (Obviously your path will be different):
Save, Bind your keys, and reboot to test!
As Seen On
Recent Posts
- PHP to Rust via Copilot
- Compiling Python 3.12 from Source Tarball on Linux
- HTML Form Processing with PHP - php[architect] Magazine August 2014
- The Workshop: Local Dev with Lando - php[architect] Magazine November 2022
- Getting back into the swing of things
- All Posts
Categories
- ansible
- apache
- applesilicon
- aws
- blackwidow
- cakephp
- community
- composer
- conferences
- copilot
- data-storage
- day-job
- devops
- docker
- fpv
- general
- github
- givecamp
- homestead
- jigsaw
- joindin
- keyboard
- laravel
- learning
- linux
- maker
- mamp
- mentoring
- music
- nonprofit
- opensource
- packages
- php
- phparch
- projects
- provisioning
- python
- razer
- rust
- s3
- security
- slimphp
- speaking
- static-sites
- storage
- testing
- tiny-whoop
- today-i-learned
- training
- ubuntu
- vagrant
- version-control
- windows
- writing
- wsl
- wsl2
- zend-zray