RGB Software for Linux BETA

Your distro.
Your setup.
Your RGB.

Help shape the next chapter of SignalRGB with our beta for Arch and Debian-based desktops.

Explore The Linux Beta How To Install
THE LINUX BETA

ONE FOR ALL. NOW ON LINUX.

Different desktop.
Same love for RGB.

Your setup should feel like yours, right down to the lighting. We’re bringing SignalRGB to Linux with native packages that fit the way you already manage your desktop.

Start with the beta, tell us what works, and help us make the experience better for the whole community.

FIND YOUR DISTRO

Two families. One brighter setup.

pacman .pkg.tar.zst

Arch family

Your rolling-release setup. Now with more color.

  • Arch Linux

    Native Arch package

    Beta

  • Omarchy

    Built on Arch Linux

    Beta

  • SteamOS

    Arch-based gaming OS · SteamOS-specific setup

    Beta

  • CachyOS

    Performance-focused Arch-based desktop

    Beta

  • Garuda Linux

    Arch-based desktop with gaming tools

    Beta

  • EndeavourOS

    Lightweight Arch-based desktop

    Beta

Omarchy uses its own update workflow. SteamOS has its own update model and installation steps.

Get started with pacman
apt .deb

Debian family

A familiar package. More color for your setup.

  • Debian

    Native Debian package

    Minimum version: 13

    Beta

  • Ubuntu

    Debian-based desktop

    Minimum version: 24.04

    Beta

  • Pop!_OS

    Ubuntu-based desktop by System76

    Minimum version: 24.04

    Beta

  • Linux Mint

    Ubuntu / Debian-based desktop

    Minimum version: 22 (Ubuntu edition) / LMDE 7

    Beta

Check the package repository for the release requirements for your version of Debian, Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, or Linux Mint.

Get started with apt

Using another derivative? Check the package requirements first. Sharing a package manager doesn’t automatically mean a distribution or release is supported.

NATIVE FROM THE START

Meet your new
favorite package.

Get SignalRGB through our Linux package repository. Add it once, then let your package manager take care of installation and updates.

Linux builds are currently available through the beta channel. Your package manager will keep you updated with new beta releases.

BETA CHANNEL
curl -fsSL https://pkgs.signalrgb.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --channel beta
pkgs.signalrgb.com
YOUR LINUX INSTALL native
  1. 01

    Choose your package family

    Check your distribution and release against the repository requirements.

    Arch · pacman Debian · apt
  2. 02

    Run the install command

    Copy the command into your terminal to set up the signing key and package source, then install SignalRGB.

  3. 03

    Launch. Light up. Make it yours.

    Open SignalRGB from your app launcher and follow any device-access prompts. Future packages arrive through your usual update workflow.

One repository. Your native package manager.

BUILD IT WITH US

A little early. A lot of possibility.

This is a beta, and your setup is part of the story. Not everything works everywhere yet. Share what works, report what doesn’t, and help us get the details right.

Join the Discord Join the Discord Visit the forums

A few answers
before you start.

Explore the device catalog
What does beta mean?

You’re getting an early look at SignalRGB on Linux. Expect rough edges as we improve compatibility and the desktop experience. Your feedback helps us decide what to work on next.

Will all of my devices and features work?

That's the goal. We're working to bring every plugin that works on Windows to Linux, so your devices behave the same way on both. During the beta we need help confirming that, since device access, hardware monitoring, fan control, and other features can still vary by hardware and setup. Tell us what works and what doesn't so we can close the gaps.

How will I get updates?

The Linux version updates through the SignalRGB package repository. Once it is configured, your native package manager handles updates. On Omarchy, update SignalRGB through Omarchy’s own update workflow rather than pacman directly.

Can I use another Linux distribution?

This beta focuses on the Arch and Debian families listed above. A shared package format does not guarantee compatibility with another distribution or release. Check the package requirements before trying another derivative.

Where should I share feedback?

Join the SignalRGB Discord or visit our community forums. Include your distribution and version, desktop environment, SignalRGB version, affected devices, and steps to reproduce the issue so we can understand your setup.

Who We Are

SignalRGB is a team of passionate gamers and creators dedicated to merging art and technology. Our team strives to illuminate the gaming world through innovative RGB solutions that inspire and enhance gaming experiences.

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