Publish on scoop

[Roemer]

As a Logitech keyboard owner (G915X Lightspeed), I cannot life without this application for work.
As we are in a very restricted environment, the easiest way for us to allow installing apps is if they are portable via scoop. Is there any chance you could publish a scoop manifest for it?
I think the only thing that needs to be added is a way to configure the config/stats directory so they can be stored in the "persist" folder of scoop so they don't get deleted on an update.

[zsoltvaradi-git]

That is a new keyboard... It looks like some sort of mechanical actuators in there... How is it already chattering? For sure I would send it back if it is under warranty.

[Roemer]

I did already, twice. They come like this from the factory. There are thousands of others with the same issue with logitechs mechanical switches. For gaming it is ok or doesn't matter that much but it is aweful for working/coding/typing.

[zsoltvaradi-git]

For this we have a saying in my country: "With the right hand over the left shoulder." It means: throw it away and do not look back.

[Meppyman]

I have 2 of these keyboards, first was a warranty replacement for my old 915 that the keys had worn off... then I got them to replace that due to the keying issues. The replacement has the same problem. It's a design/manufacture fault, either with the switches themselves or the firmware.

It doesn't impact everyone though, so hardware seems more likely.

The funny thing is they never wanted the replaced keyboards back.. so I have one in a box for when this one wears out.

Oh and I run this app as it is from a folder, it's portable and doesn't care where it is run from.

[zsoltvaradi-git]

Just throw these fucking things in the trash, will you? There are so many exciting, reliable, pretty keyboards out there in this hobby. Why waste your life with such malpractice?