A native configuration app for the Loupedeck CT, Live, and Live S. An open-source stand-in for the official software, which runs on Windows and macOS only, built with a dark PySide6/QML interface and full Wayland support.
Clone, build, and run. Wayland and X11.
The touch-key grid, left and right side displays, and side encoders, plus, on the CT, the round wheel screen, rotary dial, and function buttons.
Assign images (fit, never cropped), background colours, text labels, LED colours, and actions to every control on the device.
Eight workspaces on the physical buttons, each with its own layout, plus nested submenus to organise as deep as you need.
Optionally switch profiles based on the focused desktop application, so the right controls appear for the app you are using.
A clean PySide6/QML interface with a live device mirror, draft editing, and full Wayland support built for a native Linux desktop.
A community stand-in for the official Loupedeck software. Inspect it, build it, and contribute on GitHub.
Full support including the 240×240 wheel screen, rotary dial, and CT function buttons.
Touch keys, side displays, and encoders, the original upstream target.
Five-column geometry, no side screens.
Requires Python 3, a Loupedeck CT / Live / Live S, and udev access to the device. See the README for full setup.
Loupedeck for Linux is in active development, with UI consolidation, Flatpak and AppImage packaging, and macOS support on the roadmap. Star the repo to track releases and get involved.
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