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tuxmark5 : github.com/tuxmark5
Zimmux : github.com/Zimmux
kiwistrongis : github.com/kiwistrongis

• udev >= 206
• git, pkg-config
• ghc
• cabal, cabal-install
• libusb 1.0.0 and headers
• haskell usb (>= 1.3.0.2) and cmdargs libraries

sudo aptitude install ghc libusb-1.0-0-dev cabal-install git pkg-config
cabal update
cabal install usb cmdargs

sudo yum -y install ghc libusb libusb-devel cabal-install git pkgconfig
cabal update
cabal install usb cmdargs

sudo pacman -Syu ghc libusb cabal-install git pkg-config
cabal update
cabal install usb cmdargs

Install GHC, libusb 1.0.0 headers, cabal. Then:

cabal update
cabal install usb cmdargs

make && sudo make install

You will have to run ~/.local/bin/apexctl manually (as root) to enable the extra keys after every boot.

make && make local-install

apexctl --help

sudo apexctl

sudo apexctl colors \
	-s RRGGBB:A \
	-n RRGGBB:A \
	-e RRGGBB:A \
	-w RRGGBB:A \
	-l RRGGBB:A

sudo apexctl colors \
	--south=RRGGBB:A \
	--north=RRGGBB:A \
	--east=RRGGBB:A \
	--west=RRGGBB:A \
	--logo=RRGGBB:A

Where RR, GG, and BB are in the domain of [00,ff], and A is in the domain of [1,8].

Example:

sudo apexctl colors \
	-s bb33bb:6 \
	-n ee1111:6 \
	-e 33aa33:6 \
	-w 88ee88:6 \
	-l aa7777:6

sudo apexctl br (1..8)

Example:

sudo apexctl br 6

Some distros ( Fedora 19, for example ) do not have /usr/local/sbin in their secure_path. This means you cannot just run sudo apexctl, you will have to run sudo -E apexctl or sudo /usr/local/sbin/apexctl. To fix this, there are two options.

Find the line that sets secure_path in /etc/sudoers and change it to the following ( or anything that includes /usr/local/sbin ):

Defaults    secure_path = /sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin

Alternatively, before installation, change this line in the makefile:

binary_install_dir = /usr/local/sbin

to:

binary_install_dir = /usr/sbin