About Piper
Piper is a graphical utility for configuring gaming mice. It can change mouse resolution in dots per inch (DPI), create and remove profiles, set LED colors, and adjust button behavior. Profiles let users maintain different configurations and switch between them as needed. Piper provides these settings through a desktop interface rather than requiring configuration through a command line. The interface relies on the ratbagd background service to communicate with supported mice. That service must be installed and running when Piper is launched; Piper itself does not perform the device communication. The tool’s role is configuration, covering sensitivity, lighting, profiles, and button assignments. The supplied information does not list supported mouse models, so device compatibility depends on the underlying service.
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