
Highlights
- Manages lighting shows and cue execution on Linux systems
- Allows manipulation of fixture parameters and preset configurations
- Supports live performance transitions between different lighting states
About this application
Open Lighting Console is a dedicated utility designed to manage and execute lighting shows directly from a Linux environment. It provides operators with the necessary interface elements to manipulate fixture parameters, set up cues, and coordinate theatrical or event illumination through software controls. The application interfaces with standard lighting protocols to transmit commands to compatible hardware units and fixtures deployed on the network.
The layout focuses on functional accessibility during live performances, allowing users to recall preset configurations and transition between lighting states. Designed specifically for Linux systems, the program integrates with native window managers and relies on system audio or MIDI inputs for timing cues where applicable. It serves as a practical tool for technical directors and lighting designers seeking an open-source alternative for their stage setups.
Where to get it
Linux
- Open on FlathubOpens in a new tabPackage repositoryFlathub
From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.github.mikacousin.olc
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