Share Your Thoughts

[Wrbhhh]

It would be really useful if Logitech would make it's software for Linux (Ubuntu) too. It's irritating you need to have a Windows OS in order to pair a new device to a unifying receiver,

[AntonC]

Thank you for your feedback Wrbhhh. I have forwarded it to the appropriate business unit.

Regards,

[Bab]

And when will the appropriate business unit forward a solution for the Linux community? Is there an E.T.A for this?

Is work underway at all, or is it even being considered? Will Logitech *ever* support the Linux community?

The fact that I have to ask makes me suspect that probably not - I hope I'm wrong, of course...

Regards

Bab

[AntonC]

Hi Bab,

Currently we do not have any additional information from the business unit. We will certainly update the community if this changes in the future.

Regards,

[DAB2468]

Hello.  It is disappointing that there isn't SetPoint software for Linux because I've heard that more people are moving away from Windoze to either Mac or Linux.  I am also surpised that there isn't a download for the software for OS X, either.  I'm sure many people would be grateful to get the software package for either OS X or Linux, as I and the original poster of this message would also be.

[schultzter]

Hey!

I just got an M515 Couch mouse for my laptop and I was so impressed I ordered an MK710 keyboard mouse combo for my desktop.  But everything in my house runs Linux (Slackware, but who cares once you're past the installer) so I just want to add my voice to the chorus of people looking for a linux solution.

If Logitech doesn't want to support a SetPoint for linux perhaps they could share enough information with the open-source community that it could be built by us: the linux users!

Thanks!