Scroll press (I personally use it to emulate Ctrl + B in VS Code).The thumb scroll wheel (useful for switching between tabs).There are two things that won’t work with this logid.cfg: To learn more about the Linux Event Codes, like KEY_LEFTMETA, check out this link. Switch between Ratchet and Free Scroll modeĬonfigurations Logitech MX Master 3 Keys (Source – Magnetic Magįor more information on configuration, you may refer to this wiki. This configuration will set the DPI to 1500 and SmartShift sensitivity to 15. Window snapping using Gesture button (Thumb)
#Logitech options plus pro
Tested on logid v0.2.3 - GNOME 3.38.4 on Zorin OS 16 Pro Logiops (Linux driver) configuration for Logitech MX Master 3. Open the logid.cfg and paste the contents from this GitHub Gist. If it does not exist, you can simply create it by touch logid.cfg. The configuration file resides in – /etc/logid.cfg. Device found: Wireless Mouse MX Master 3 on /dev/hidraw1:1 Error adding device /dev/hidraw4: No DJ reports Error adding device /dev/hidraw5: std::exception The output should look something like this: Error adding device /dev/hidraw2: std::exception You should be able to run logid by running sudo logid Once you’re done with building the project, to install, run sudo make installĮnable and start the daemon by running the following command sudo systemctl enable -now logid
#Logitech options plus install
Installing LogiOpsįire your terminal (of course) install dependencies sudo apt install cmake libevdev-dev libudev-dev libconfig++-devĪfter this, you need to clone the LogiOps GitHub repo git clone Fortunately, LogiOps functions more or less like Logitech Options, albeit all on command line. Although I do not use all the MX Master 3 buttons and gestures, I still wanted to be able to configure SmartShift and DPI. It is one of the finest mice that I’ve ever had, and it feels really nice. MX Master 3 is one of my prized possessions, it is very close to my heart. The only reason I reluctant to switch because Linux does not support Adobe CC out of the box and it does not support Logitech Options. I chose Zorin OS 16 Pro, primarily because – (1) it is based on Ubuntu, which I have been using on my Raspberry Pi 4 for a while (2) it comes with pre-installed apps (which saved me a couple of hours). I was a Windows user until very recently, when I decided to switch to some Linux distribution as my daily driver.
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