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I have this same mouse. It works perfectly fine as an HID-compliant mouse on Linux, including the forward/back buttons. You only need all that crap if you wan
by matoro 5y ago
I have this same mouse. It works perfectly fine as an HID-compliant mouse on Linux, including the forward/back buttons. You only need all that crap if you want to control the rainbow RGB lighting. And if you really that, there's a reverse-engineered driver here: http://roccat.sourceforge.net/ http://roccat.sourceforge.net/
- floatboth 5y agoThere's also libratbag, which contains RGB/DPI/extra-button/etc control for a variety of mice from many many vendors
- RealStickman_ 5y agoIf you want a graphical frontend for libratbag there's piper.
- arendtio 5y agoYou might want to add, that Roccat supported the reverse engineering effort in this case by providing hardware and approving the use of certain sound files: > The reversed hardware is kindly provided by Roccat. > The sound files and the Roccat logo are property of Roccat and are used with their approval. A few years back, I owned a Roccat mouse myself and was delighted to find a decent Linux driver for it.
- SilverRed 5y agoIf you only cared about the basic functions, you could have got a much cheaper mouse.
- wruza 5y agoSince when RGB Rainbow became Enhanced Function and dpi/buttons/accel/grip/etc became basic?