Publish curated LumaOps source from bd357aa0c9f2007ecaab2bb439c4917ba69f1e34

PUBLIC-SOURCE-MANIFEST.sha256

@@ -1628,7 +1628,7 @@ cc4df3ebcbee4d3f506156f393a31361284ef147be960756f61b015e67ee1748  OpenRGBPluginI
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 f7dd2cd38d284e19788a81223e1c7c5964d270a210a3031f330d2f84ccf558fa  ProfileManager.cpp
 6f1a6a5632aea2ad94c44e50c856c80cdcd35bf9c5b91622a89630b5a9830f7b  ProfileManager.h
-807fb577c141764953611b003eda976935848af72c088c1bf6736827cb4cfba4  README.md
+180bf55804fe625b7adcfe3c0a9a4f7814718e027e0b9df6c82294d4a17c021a  README.md
 6ff82efa28baa5476a445839d75893a33d37ccf8c2d01149e3230a18e691e201  RGBController/RGBController.cpp
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 46fcd4244c6037b7c5364e8ede52edcb89792523a8f81cb5c0bcb6421ad57f3e  RGBController/RGBControllerKeyNames.cpp

README.md

@@ -43,6 +43,12 @@ docker compose up -d
 
 Open `http://SERVER-IP:1223`, sign in with the token you configured, and complete the setup wizard. Authentication is required because the web interface listens on the LAN by default. Keep `SECURE_COOKIES=false` for direct HTTP on a trusted LAN; set it to `true` behind HTTPS.
 
+## First hardware session
+
+Discover the explicitly mapped device, confirm its identity and select a low-brightness static colour. Verify the result on the physical device before saving a scene or enabling a schedule. Expand to additional devices only after the first controller behaves as expected.
+
+If nothing appears, inspect device-node permissions and OpenRGB detection before changing container privileges. The screenshots use synthetic responses; they are an interface preview, not a compatibility list. Keep port `6742` private and use the authenticated LumaOps interface for remote control.
+
 ## Architecture
 
 ```mermaid