The Ducky One 3 Keyboard Editor has a Linux beta now.
It's the same editor on a new UI that also runs on Linux. Keys, macros and lighting use the same code as the Windows version. It's one download for 64-bit Intel and AMD Linux and you don't need to install anything.
So far it only ran on Ubuntu 24.04 with its own tests and a simulated keyboard. It hasn't talked to a real keyboard on Linux yet. That's what the beta is for. Please tell me what happened, working or not.
The catch is the same as on Windows. Writing to a keyboard needs my custom firmware and that isn't part of the download. Without it you can edit profiles and try the lighting on screen. The tool that installs the firmware only runs on Windows for now.
The Windows version didn't change.