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gloriousctl

A utility to adjust the settings of Model O/D mice on Linux/BSD, but it probably works for other Sinowealth-made mice as well.

libratbag, which has a GUI for configuration, has a driver based on further development of this code.

Usage:
 gloriousctl --help
        Show this help text.
 gloriousctl --info
        Show the current configuration of the mouse.
 gloriousctl --listen
        Listen for and show DPI profile changes.
 gloriousctl [--set-...]
        Change persistent mouse settings.

Available settings:
 --set-debounce-time 4-16
        Change click debounce time in milliseconds. Only use even numbers.
 --set-dpi DPI1,...
        Up to six DPIs can be configured.
 --set-dpi-color RRGGBB,...
        For each DPI the RGB color can be set.
 --set-effect effect-name
        Available RGB effects: off, glorious, breathing, wave, tail,
        single, breathing7, breathing1, rave
        single and breathing1 use one color, breathing7 seven, rave two.
 --set-colors RRGGBB,...
        Set the color(s) of the effect. Only effective with --set-effect.
 --set-brightness 0-4
        Set the brightness of the effect. Only effective with --set-effect.
 --set-speed 0-3
        Set the speed of the effect. Only effective with --set-effect.

Supported mice:
 - Glorious Model D (VID 258a PID 0033)
 - Glorious Model O/O- (VID 258a PID 0036) (untested)

Build requirements

C compiler and libhidapi-hidraw. The libusb-based HIDAPI backend should technically work, but it requires exclusive control over the USB device, which is impractical for a mouse.

Caveats

Possibly works with minor alterations with the wealth of sinowealth mice, since they all seem to use the exact same Windows utility to configure them (except a config file telling it which VID/PID to look for and what options exist).

Since this is not the official OEM/ODM (sinowealth would be an interesting case study...) software, and this appears to modify the EEPROM/flash of the controller in your mouse, there is a chance that using this in some way could brick your mouse.