Logitech Setpoint Linux
Solaar is a Linux device manager for Logitech’s peripherals. It is able to pair/unpair devices to the receiver, and for most devices read battery status. It comes in two flavors, command-line and GUI. Both are able to list the devices paired to a Unifying Receiver, show detailed info for each device, and also pair/unpair supported devices with the receiver. Supported Devices Solaar will detect all devices paired with your Unifying Receiver, and at the very least display some basic information about them. For some devices, extra settings (usually not available through the standard Linux system configuration) are supported. For a full list of supported devices and their features, see.
Logitech Unifying Linux
SetPoint 64-bit lets you customize your mouse buttons, keyboard F-keys and hot-keys, control tracking speed, and configure other device-specific settings.It can also notify you of your device's battery status, and whether Caps Lock and Num Lock are on.
Pre-built packages Pre-built packages are available for a few Linux distros. Debian 7 (Wheezy) or higher: packages in this. Ubuntu/Kubuntu 12.04+: The solaar package uses a standard system tray implementation; to ensure integration with gnome-shell or Unity, install solaar-gnome3. a, courtesy of Carlos Silva. an, courtesy of Mathias Homann. an, courtesy of Arnaud Taffanel Manual installation See for the step-by-step procedure for manual installation. Known Issues.
Logitech Mouse Software Linux
KDE/Kubuntu: if some icons appear broken in the application, make sure you’ve properly configured the Gtk theme and icon theme in KDE’s control panel. Some devices using the (which is very similar to the Unifying Receiver) are supported, but not all. For details, see. Running the command-line application ( bin/solaar-cli) while the GUI application is also running may occasionally cause either of them to become confused about the state of the devices. I haven’t encountered this often enough to be able to be able to diagnose it properly yet. Game yugioh dau voi kaiba 2017. License This software is distributed under the terms of the. Thanks This project began as a third-hand clone of ’s logitech-solar-k750 project on GitHub (no longer available).
It was developed further thanks to the diggings in Logitech’s HID protocol done by many other people:., who also provided some internal. provided some more Logitech specifications for the HID protocol Also thanks to Douglas Wagner, Julien Gascard and Peter Wu for helping with application testing and supporting new devices.