Sharkfin Bites Attack Shark
Sharkfin Bites Attack Shark No comments by: Elliot Williams July 28, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy The Attack Shark is a modern keyboard with fancy magnetic keyswitches, macros, configurable blinky LEDs, and more. The problem is that the configuration software only works on Windows, so [JR Lanteigne] set out to fix that. Along the way, he completely worked out the configuration protocol that this keyboard needs, and wrote the comfortable sharkfin web-app so that you can flash yours too.
- ▪Sharkfin Bites Attack Shark No comments by: Elliot Williams July 28, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy The Attack Shark is a modern keyboard with fancy magnetic keyswitches, macros, configurable blinky LEDs, and more.
- ▪The problem is that the configuration software only works on Windows, so [JR Lanteigne] set out to fix that.
- ▪Along the way, he completely worked out the configuration protocol that this keyboard needs, and wrote the comfortable sharkfin web-app so that you can flash yours too.
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Sharkfin Bites Attack Shark No comments by: Elliot Williams July 28, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy The Attack Shark is a modern keyboard with fancy magnetic keyswitches, macros, configurable blinky LEDs, and more. The problem is that the configuration software only works on Windows, so [JR Lanteigne] set out to fix that. Along the way, he completely worked out the configuration protocol that this keyboard needs, and wrote the comfortable sharkfin web-app so that you can flash yours too. Don’t have an Attack Shark? Well, you might have one of the 522 other boards that are made on the same ROYUAN hardware, but are re-branded under 100 different names. Want to find out if yours is supported? Look it up in the list here, or just plug it in and find out.
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