# Corsair headsets will stuck the apps on your linux system. This is due to wrong usb-mapping. # thx to # 1. Open terminal # 2. Type this and search the line with your headset lsusb #Get the USB ID of the mouse and add it to xorg.conf: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf #in my case it looks like this: Section 'InputClass ' Identifier 'Corsair ' MatchUSBID '1b1c:1b2a '. I just purchased a wireless corsair void RGB gaming headset.
Corsair Headset Drivers Windows 8
Works like a charm on antergos and fedora. I don't use windows, not anymore so I can't testify to how it works there but it should work just fine. The only issue I ran into wasn't linux related, I couldn't find the power button. Serves me right for being blind and not using my brain lol. But on a serious note, where can I fix these corsair products (keyboards, headsets, etc) that don't work correctly? You say the USB mappings are wrong. Can this be fixed in the linux USB database, udev hardware database, or is this something corsair has to fix on their end?