GProfiles

An objectively better way to manage custom Logitech GHUB gaming profiles.

Installation

Recommended

Download the latest executable from the release files.
No installer. No UAC. Just plug-and-play.

Do It Yourself!

If you wish to build the application yourself, follow the steps below.

Requirements

• Windows OS
• Rust: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install
• Git: https://git-scm.com/downloads

Clone this repository and set it as your current working directory.

git clone https://github.com/Lee-matod/GProfiles
cd GProfiles

Build the binary as a release.

cargo build --release

After Cargo has finished building, run the application with:

cargo run --release

You can also move or create a shortcut to the GProfiles.exe executable file created under /target/release.

Features

• Intuitive running processes detection.
• Easy profile customization (rename profiles, change icons, and more).
• Built-in LGHUB restart button to apply changes.
• Native executable icon transparency.

To-do

While I personally consider this project as finished, there are a couple of additional feature I would like to include in the future. These are, in order of priority:

1. Write an install script so GProfiles is easier to install on the user-end. I replaced this with a bundled executable.
2. Remove processes as a dependency and just use sysinfo.
3. When creating a new profile, use its icon image as the default poster, rather than a preset image.
4. Convert a custom application to an emulated installed application.
   • This would allow a banner to be used instead of a .bmp image for the profile.
   • An identifier should be placed in the JSON blob to ensure editing is allowed for future instances.
5. Automatically scan for applications.
   • Logitech GHUB already includes this feature. However, it has a reputation for not properly detecting all installed games.

Disclaimers

This project and its developer(s) are not affiliated in any way with Logitech International S.A.

Acknowledgements

• Fonts and Material Icons from Google Fonts.
• This project uses slint as its UI framework.