23 minutes ago, CajunCoding said:

Yes eventually I’m sure there will be, but that’s completely up to the OpenRGB development team. And I doubt that they come to this thread.

This thread is just in support of the Unraid template that makes it easier to run it on Unraid. 😊

I just meant a template for v1.0 they released today.

23 hours ago, sumsh said:

I just meant a template for v1.0 they released today.

Ahh ok thanks for the heads up. I don’t actively monitor the versions but when requested I’m happy to pull the latest and push an update 👍… I’ll try to do that this week…

On 9/12/2026 at 10:51 AM, sumsh said:

Will a 1.0 final release be coming?

@sumsh I've pushed the latest build for Release v1.0 ✅.

It was surprisingly troublesome as the OpenRBG team seems to have made some unexpectedly big changes between RC3 and final v1.0 . . . including the need to hotpatch some dependencies, incompatible Effects Plugin, etc. . .

My apologies to anyone that pulled the :latest in the past 3-4 days as it was pretty much broken while I ironed out all the changes needed to make this work reliably again . . . but the latest is now available and working as expected for me.

Commit Notes for the Template and Build Process changes:
-The latest release v1.0 made some surprisingly significant changes that requried hot-patching the HIDAPI with hidapi-hotplug packages.

-The latest release also compiles the default Effects Plugins against mismatching dependencies for Debian so the standard '.so' file doesn't work and we now have to manually extract the '.so' from the Plugin release '.deb' file.
-Refactored the Dockerfile to no longer manually compile the source code but instead to use the actual pre-compiled release binary from OpenRGB for Debian v12 (Bookworm) -- for now.

-Refactored the startup.sh script to be a little less fragile.

-Enhanced the init-openrgb-plugins.sh to now be more reliable and not break the startup of the Docker App if there are any issues downloading or installing the Plugins.

-Enhanced the init-openrgb-plugins.sh to now support dynamically extracting the '.so' from the plugins release '.deb' file for Debian; NOTE: All new dependencies are being loaded at build time in the Dockerfile to support this '.deb' packaged Plugin '.so' file!

Edited September 21Sep 21 by CajunCoding