solaar

Logitech Unifying Receiver peripherals manager for Linux
  https://pwr-solaar.github.io/Solaar/
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Solaar is a Linux device manager for Logitech's Unifying Receiver wireless peripherals. It is able to pair/unpair devices to the receiver, and for some devices to read battery status.
Latest reviews
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nildaru 2 days ago

Easy to install and seems to cover a lot of common adjustments. I'm using a Logitech MX Ergo. Basically, it works fine, but I would really like to see a drag lock function since I have limited ability in my hands. Also, there is a button behind the wheel that slows the cursor and it would be cool to turn that function off because I often push the button with my wrist and it get irritating after a while. :)

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boototter 1 week ago

Alas: Ergo K860 keyboard not recognised; MX vertical mouse not recognised.

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Menthalambd 2 months ago

Fully supports the G502 SE Hero Mouse.

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kiwijunglist 3 months ago

Didn't detect logitech g pro wired mouse.

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Jake 5 months ago

Using with a Logitech M720 mouse and K850 keyboard. Everything works great and setup was very easy.

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HanzPanz 8 months ago

Funktioniert ohne Probleme mit, Maus: ERGO 575 (Firmware:MPM 26.00.B0009) Tastatur: K780 (Firmware: MPK 01.05.B0029) Unifying Adapter (Firmware: 12.11.B0032) Jeweils aktuellste Version. Stand: 04.11.2024

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g6qwerty 9 months ago

This is the old version it didn't even detect my mouse.

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Minoliva 10 months ago

Brilliant. It's software like this that will bring the public to Linux.

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jwillems03 1 year ago

It does a wonderful job to manage Logitech devices but on my computer, it caused regular lag spikes when I was using non-Logitech periphericals.

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Monica 1 year ago

Happy to have this app, now I can configure and use haply my Logitech Pop keyboard and mouse.

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rdlf4 2 years ago

While it's great to have on Linux, Solaar does not allow for middle-mouse commands like the Logi app does on Windows. Additionally, this version along with kernel v5.15.0-50 makes my APU spike in activity, never settling and therefore my APU never reaches its lowest temp.

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Grue 2 years ago

Does exactly what it says on the tin. A+, would recommend.

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davegod75 3 years ago

works pretty good. Looking to get the 1.1.1 package into Mint.

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dennis_86 3 years ago

Tested on a K360 keyboard and an M560 mouse, and it works. A minor nitpick is that the battery icon looks almost empty even though the battery status is "Good", i.e. full or almost full. If you could pair devices straight from the taskbar/panel icon, I would have liked this even more.

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gmbneves 3 years ago

Almost perfect. Everything works perfectly except for the battery status. It doesn't show the battery status for the MX Anywhere 3 mouse - it's unknown - and it's showing 100% for the MX Keys keyboard for a while now.

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JimmiVP 4 years ago

Perfect!! I had to boot into Windows to pair the keyboard (MK710). Now i know i dont have to do that, if something happens or if i get another Unify device.

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uglier 4 years ago

Works great so far on Linux Mint. Now I have a trifecta of Computers/OSes controlled by a K780 keyboard and a Triathlon mouse. My life is a lot simpler now.

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brilo 4 years ago

Thank you that much! From now on the keyboard works even with the GRUB boot menu.

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Commander_Keen 4 years ago

Simple and working software to pair Mouse/Keyboard with Unifying receiver from Logitech. Does what it should, no clutter.

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darrellburk 4 years ago

Took about 45 seconds to pair an existing Unifying receiver with an additional keyboard and mouse. Now my wife can use the same receiver at home and at work without carting the kbd/mouse around.