HeadsetControl has been released in version 4.1.0.

HeadsetControl is a cross-platform tool for controlling USB gaming headsets on Linux, macOS and Windows - it manages sidetone, battery status, LED lighting and equalizers, among other things.

The first update after the big 4.0.0 rewrite mainly adds new package channels (Fedora COPR, Ubuntu PPA, Homebrew) and support for more headsets, including the MCHOSE X9 Wireless, the Corsair Virtuoso SE (wired/receiver) and the Arctis Nova 7P Gen2.

What’s Changed:

• ci: automated signed release on version tags
• cmake: allow explicit version override for tarball builds
• packaging: RPM spec for Fedora COPR
• packaging: Debian/Ubuntu packaging for PPA
• docs: installation-first README with all package channels
• ci: auto-bump Homebrew formula on release
• ci: auto-upload to Launchpad PPA on tag
• ci: auto-build in COPR on release
• Fix Git version detection when embedded
• ci: fix git version detection in the MSYS2 Windows job
• gitattributes: normalise all text files to LF
• Update actions node24
• Add missing Arctis Nova 7P Gen2 PID
• fix: enable Windows support for Arctis Nova 3P/3X via output reports
• perf(cli): skip the forced info reads when the invocation performs an action
• perf(audeze): answer every info capability from one status read
• Add sidetone status reading for Arctis Nova 7 Gen 2
• Add MCHOSE X9 Wireless (battery status)
• Fix MSVC warnings in Corsair Wireless V2 support
• added support for Virtuoso SE used wired or with receiver

Source: GitHub