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Gods, I really hope they consider Linux or at least SteamOS for software support.
Having my Logitech and Corsair mice without the ability to actively rebind anything on my Linux host (without the use of Windows VMs) is painfully annoying.
You can configure Keychron peripherals via their website - Keychron Launcher.
It works on Linux, but there are two caveats:
I've tested it with my Keychain K3 keyboard and M4 mouse and it works.
I agree a compatibility with ex. Piper would be neat though
I REALLY fucking wish people would stop targeting Chromium for their apps.
I agree, but at least it's not an app you have to download, which turns out to be Electron/CEF/etc.