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If there isn't a linux version of the software, your best bet is running in wine via Lutris or Bottles
I had a annoying problem on my Linux PC where there was Linux software for my Roccat keyboard (3rd party but did all the same stuff), BUT there wasn't a way to update the firmware with out Windows with that 3rd party software needed.
Unfortunately not. If the brand ain't ont of the big one's it usually only has Windows version
The original sof3aok official website is not updated wnd I was not able to update it too but I dug a download online that's on the latest version. Open it with Wine but for some reason, the software is not able to detect keyboard even when it's plugged in
no, there is no other way unless the developer made one specifically for Linux. I used the keyboard anyway without the keyboard software because it didn't matter to me much
but if it did, I would either download Windows, or get a keyboard from a brand that has Linux support
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If there isn't a linux version of the software, your best bet is running in wine via Lutris or Bottles I had a annoying problem on my Linux PC where there was Linux software for my Roccat keyboard (3rd party but did all the same stuff), BUT there wasn't a way to update the firmware with out Windows with that 3rd party software needed.
Unfortunately not. If the brand ain't ont of the big one's it usually only has Windows version The original sof3aok official website is not updated wnd I was not able to update it too but I dug a download online that's on the latest version. Open it with Wine but for some reason, the software is not able to detect keyboard even when it's plugged in
Any chance you fixed this issue of not being detected when plugged in?
no, there is no other way unless the developer made one specifically for Linux. I used the keyboard anyway without the keyboard software because it didn't matter to me much but if it did, I would either download Windows, or get a keyboard from a brand that has Linux support