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The Mac software for my Logitech mouse is called "Logitech G Hub" and it's also pretty awful. Every now and then my Mac starts going bonkers, random clicks all
by Reason077 7mo ago
The Mac software for my Logitech mouse is called "Logitech G Hub" and it's also pretty awful. Every now and then my Mac starts going bonkers, random clicks all over the place or windows randomly switching focus. Quitting the Logitech G Hub app instantly solves it. (I'm not sure why it wants to run all the time anyway, it's only needed if I want to change some settings on the mouse)
The mouse itself (G305) is great, however!
- vladvasiliu 7mo agoWhy do you have that running? I have two old g700s's, had another g703 (I think?) for a while. They have onboard memory, contrary to the "normal" non-gaming Logitech mice, so whatever configuration you set on them, they'll remember it without any software.
- sheiyei 7mo agoI ran my G402 on the onboard memory (bound the special buttons to F13-F15) until I was faced with enough games that didn't understand those keys. Later I had to switch to per-game profiles which sucked
- Reason077 7mo agoExactly! It wants to stay running constantly as a menu bar app, but I don't think there's any reason why that helps me. As you say, the mouse has a built in memory to remember its settings. I guess it might have something to do with the ability to set custom mouse profiles for different games, but I don't need/use that feature.