Mice, tablets and Razer peripherals: 529 more devices
Three new sources, libratbag, OpenTabletDriver and OpenRazer, add 529 devices and enrich 180 existing records with USB IDs and Linux or cross-platform driver support. The directory now holds 30,940 entries across 37 imported sources.
Gaming mice, graphics tablets and Razer peripherals often ship with Windows-only vendor software. Open drivers already support many of them, and three of those projects are now OpenDeviceDB sources. They add 529 new entries and enrich 180 existing records, all with USB IDs, so the Detect button can recognise them.
| Source | New entries | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| libratbag (Piper, ratbagctl) | 100 | Logitech MX Master 3S, Glorious Model O, SteelSeries Rival 310 · all libratbag records |
| OpenTabletDriver | 304 | Wacom CTH-460, XP-Pen Deco 01 V2, Gaomon S620 · all OpenTabletDriver records |
| OpenRazer | 125 | Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro, Razer Blade 15 (2018) · all OpenRazer records |
How each source is read:
- libratbag configures mice on Linux through ratbagd and front ends such as Piper: resolutions, buttons, LEDs and profiles. Each record comes from one of its device files. When a file lists several models (“G102/G103/G203”, “Rival 100/105”), each model gets its own record with the shared IDs. Generic chip profiles are left out.
- OpenTabletDriver is a user-mode tablet driver for Windows, Linux and macOS. Records repeat its own status for each tablet: 225 “Supported”, 90 “Missing Features” and 44 “Has Quirks”, with its notes. OpenTabletDriver also matches tablets on report length and parser, so a USB ID alone is a hint, not proof.
- OpenRazer is a Linux kernel driver and daemon for Razer keyboards, mice, headsets, mousemats and Blade laptops. Wired, wireless and receiver IDs of one product are merged into one record; years and editions stay separate.
These drivers work with the device’s existing firmware. They configure it over USB or Bluetooth; they do not replace it. As always, these are documented support records rather than new hardware tests by OpenDeviceDB, and supported features vary by model.
Coming next: lab instruments from QCoDeS, whose import is being reviewed with its community before merging.
The directory now holds 30,940 entries across 37 imported sources. Found a wrong model or a missing variant? Send a correction with the exact model and an upstream source.
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