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An open-source Linux driver for MSI Mystic Light
MSI's RGB lighting control on its new AMD 800-series boards only has Windows software. An open-source developer is writing a Linux driver with Claude Code's help, Phoronix reports.
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MSI's latest Ryzen motherboards with AMD 800-series chipsets can control RGB lighting on the board, graphics card and case through Mystic Light, but MSI only offers the control software for Windows. Phoronix reports that an open-source developer is writing a Mystic Light driver for the Linux kernel with help from Claude Code. The work is still under review.
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- News sites: Linux Seeing Driver Work For MSI Mystic Light On Latest Ryzen MotherboardsPublished
Phoronix's report on the driver work.