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Just as a counterpoint, I have G703, which I daily use on macOS and Windows, and hadn't had any issues with it or the G Hub. However, I'd prefer native, non-El
by watermelon0 5y ago
Just as a counterpoint, I have G703, which I daily use on macOS and Windows, and hadn't had any issues with it or the G Hub.
However, I'd prefer native, non-Electron app, that doesn't take 350 MB of space, just to configure my mouse (G Hub).
- Isthatablackgsd 5y agoWait what, G Hub is a Electron app?! Well, that explains why the software felt odd/off compares to Logitech Gaming Software. I have G600, the software works in my MBA M1 but it couldn't pick up my mice. Because G600 is connected through the mini dock station dongle.
- vbezhenar 5y agoThose days every software rewrite is Electron. It's a plague.
- azalemeth 5y ago453 MB on my install. It's such a useless app that I used it once, configured everything, and then verified that the same mouse worked fine with libratbag on linux -- it does (I have it on a KVM box between two different machines). Next time I'll just configure it on linux. Their hardware is good -- but the software is awful.