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HyperFlux Next 2.0.0

HyperFlux Next makes capability-qualified Razer devices paired through HyperFlux V2 available to ordinary Linux applications. This release supports Arch Linux x86_64 while preserving stock OpenRazer userspace, Polychromatic, and OpenRGB ownership.

Packages

  • hyperflux-next-linux is Core: receiver driver, bridge, SDK, CLI, and base services.
  • hyperflux-next-full adds OpenRazer compatibility and OpenRGB integration. Full is the recommended desktop choice and resolves Core automatically.

Install With Pacman

  1. Run the fingerprint-verifying one-time repository setup from the installation guide.
  2. Install Full with sudo pacman -Syu hyperflux-next-full.

For an advanced Core-only installation, use sudo pacman -Syu hyperflux-next-linux.

This is a signed project-operated third-party repository, not an official Arch Linux repository. Future sudo pacman -Syu runs discover HyperFlux updates.

Start HyperFlux

Keep the receiver and devices connected. Enable the boot services with sudo systemctl enable hyperflux-next-bridge.service "hyperflux-next-client@$(id -u).socket", then reboot normally.

After login, run hyperfluxctl status and hyperfluxctl doctor. Restoration ships disabled.

Local Package Fallback

The six assets below remain the local-file fallback. Verify them using SHA256SUMS; the complete procedure is in the installation guide.

Accepted Limitations

  • Polychromatic Ripple is unsupported because the feature-only route has no route-associated KeyWatcher.
  • OpenRGB's false Quartz colour label is an upstream cosmetic limitation also reproduced over direct USB.
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