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TuxRGB v1.3.0-beta - Initial Beta Release

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@aurelienchartier29-netizen aurelienchartier29-netizen released this 17 Oct 15:26
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First public beta release of TuxRGB, a native, lightweight RGB control center built for Linux, Wayland, and modern desktop environments.

Highlights & Key Features

  • True Material 3 Expressive UI: Built with Rust and iced 0.14, featuring spring physics, shape morphing controls, and a 200% saturation boost.
  • Smart Accent Color Sync: Smoothly interpolates and syncs with KDE Plasma / GNOME accent colors via DBus/XDG Desktop Portals.
  • Harmonic Color Engine: Generates dynamic multi-shade palettes (Audio Visualizer, Aurora) based on your system accent color.
  • Spatial Canvas & Accurate Mapping: Full visual mapping alignment for screens, RAM, and hardware positioning.
  • All-in-One Engine: Embedded OpenRGB engine with native support for Effects, Visual Map, and Hardware Sync plugins.
  • Clean Shutdown & Restore: Automatic LED turn-off on logind shutdown/logout and state restoration upon reboot.
  • Universal Distro Support: Intelligent, non-destructive SMBus/RAM detection for Arch, Bazzite, Fedora, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, and more.
  • System Tray Integration: Standard application tray status via ksni (positioned along independent apps).

Feedback and issue reports are welcome on this initial beta build!