This is the new version implemented in Rust

If you prefer a Python implementation look here -> python version.

The volume wheel of HyperX headsets like the "HyperX_Cloud_III_Wireless" wont work on linux.

A small daemon that checks /dev/input for the corresponding events and runs commands based on the input.

Just clone this repo, cd into it and run:

cargo build -r

you will find your binary under target/release.

If you use wireplumber, just autostart the binary with your System and you are good to go.

Otherwise modify the adjust_volume() function inside the source code.

With adjustments, yes!

Try to adjust the device filter and the Keycodes, this way the majority of headsets wheels/buttons/whatever should work.

This way you can make this work with any type of input, not only Headsets.
-> As long as there is a device for it somewhere under /proc/bus/input/devices.

You could also change the commands it executes and do completely different things with it. :)

• The volume wheel works and can successfully control the volume of audio sinks/etc.
• Automatic detection of input/event path. -> no further config needed
• Daemon runs in different modes (waiting and control)
  • this allows for hotplugging etc.
• Desktop notifications based status of daemon:
  • Daemon is waiting for headset/adapter
  • Daemon connected to headset/adapter
  • Daemon disconnected from headset/adapter