* Package name    : keyleds
 Version         : 0.2
 Upstream Author : Julien Hartmann <juli1.hartmann@gmail.com>
* URL             : https://github.com/spectras/keyleds/
* License         : GPL
 Programming Lang: C, C++
 Description     : Logitech Gaming keyboard per-key lighting support

This is a set of user-space tools to communicate with Logitech gaming
keyboards through hiddev, in order to:

- Query extended information (firmware version, layout, supported
report rates and lighting features).
- Manipulate per-key lighting feature. Read/write key colors.
- Manipulate game-mode-inhibited keys.
- Change keyboard reporting rate.

Tools include:

- a library implementing Logitech's protocol.
- a command-line tool.
- a session service to set and animate lights depending on X events,
such as changing active window.
- experimental python bindings for the library (I may skip those though).

No other similar package exists AFAIK.

I am the program's only author for now. In case it matters, I used USB
sniffing of the traffic generated by the software provided by Logitech
for Windows to understand the protocol, and had no access to any
documentation. As a user of both Debian and Ubuntu, I figured it would
be great to package it for Debian. I am novice as .deb packaging
though so the package will need thorough checking from an experienced
maintainer.

Package name is tentative, I feel it should be more specific though.
Suggestions welcome. Perhaps logitech-keyleds?

Update:

Version on mentors.debian.net is now v0.4.3.

I also realized it was not obvious from the original ITP: the main focus of
the package is the session service, providing animation in response to
window events for per-key RGB keyboards.