There are open-source programs for configuring Logitech peripherals without the insane bloat of the official app. I can’t name them offhand because the last time I used them I had to try three or four to find one that worked with both old and new hardware, but they exist.
This one is PLA. I started with it as a test, with the intention of printing TPU after - but I found the the feel of the PLA just fine so I never bothered. It’s adhered with a bit of rubber cement that I can remove it should it deteriorate.
Oh yeah, I had a 600 when I used to pay wow, and it was awesome to have the whole attack bar on the mouse. I just think it’s too many buttons for daily/office use. Plus the 604’s selectable bumpy/smooth scroll wheel is awesome. I really should have bought 2 or 3 when they went on clearance
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There are open-source programs for configuring Logitech peripherals without the insane bloat of the official app. I can’t name them offhand because the last time I used them I had to try three or four to find one that worked with both old and new hardware, but they exist.
Solaar is the one I use
Solaar has been good for me as well. Last I checked it doesn’t have the MX Master 3 listed as supported but it seems to work fine
Keychron M7 is a clone that uses a configurator in the browser. Works on Linux.
Also use solaar, which works for my Logitech mouse.
Piper/libratbagd is what I use for the Logitech mice but I believe it’s Linux only.
Yep, I was pleased to find Piper once I switched to Linux instead of using the ancient Logitech Gaming Software on Windows (fuck g-hub).
Same, works great for my G600 (somehow still the best MMO mouse, more than a decade after being released)
I’m so jelly. They discontinued the 602 & 604 which I love for not having too many buttons like the 600
The 604 is my favourite mouse. I have one holding on to life with a 3D printed replacement for the rubber skin that started to deteriorate.
I didn’t even think 3d printing was an option, that’s awesome
The model doesn’t cover every area that the rubber did - which is annoying - but others the job done.
Is it stiff like PLA or squishy like tpu?
This one is PLA. I started with it as a test, with the intention of printing TPU after - but I found the the feel of the PLA just fine so I never bothered. It’s adhered with a bit of rubber cement that I can remove it should it deteriorate.
I love the 600, its an entire weapon wheel on the mouse with precise selection (and, well, MMO’s)
Oh yeah, I had a 600 when I used to pay wow, and it was awesome to have the whole attack bar on the mouse. I just think it’s too many buttons for daily/office use. Plus the 604’s selectable bumpy/smooth scroll wheel is awesome. I really should have bought 2 or 3 when they went on clearance