There is a very simple 'gui' which sits in the notification tray and has a context menu. Or simply call daemon_controller/razer_bcd_controller -h There is also a function called unbind_all_chromas which as you would You can source the file and then run bind_all_chromas, this will attempt to bind chromas and skip any already binded. These functions bind and unbind the chroma to the kernelĭriver.
In the file /usr/share/razer_bcd/bash_keyboard_functions.sh there are some functions used before and after the daemon is started/stopped. (someone may even write a Gui to control the daemon, maybe like the node editor in blender) Bash functions The daemon uses dbus as its IPC mechanism, so you are not bound to shell scripts And take a look at the daemon and tests sub directories in scripts.
