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Yes and no. Officially, Linux isn't supported, so Logitech could have just sent a link to the Supported Systems page and been done with it. Instead, they sent
by csydas 9y ago
Yes and no. Officially, Linux isn't supported, so Logitech could have just sent a link to the Supported Systems page and been done with it.
Instead, they sent documentation and got the Dev in touch with Logitech's internal dev team, and a Linux solution was born.
Would it have been cool if Logitech just did it from the get-go? Sure, but I think there is an element of "Cool" from Logitech's willingness to be a resource for the Linux community.
- lathiat 9y agoYeah I wouldn't underestimate the documentation part. It's surprisingly hard to get documentation or any help at all much of the time from vendors.
- brokenmachine 9y agoI'm more happy with the way this turned out than even if Logitech just released a closed-source Linux updater. Props to Logitech. The more info out there about a device, the more likely I am to buy it.