Came up with this late at night. Not while being anywhere near a laptop though.

  • GregorGizeh@lemmy.zip
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    10 months ago

    Thats silly too. Just turn off the rgb feature. I built a new pc last year, it has plenty of parts that could do the disco lighting but I turned it off on most of them, and opted for a static white glow on the keyboard. Completely fine this way

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      10 months ago

      The problem is that each part manufacturer wants you to install their shitty RGB control software that is often bizarrely resource-hogging, and sometimes even used for data gathering.

      On laptops, some RGB control software can eat your battery away by a fair bit because the CPU never goes into a lower power state.

      RBG should A) all conform to a standardised open API, and B) be off by default.