I have a Logitech G302, a fine mouse. However, it glows blue, and the intensity increases and decreases. This can be distracting and I would like to turn off the lighting inside the mouse. How can I do this? The software that normally controls it is only available for OSX and Windows.
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The free X-Mouse Button Control may work as a replacement for SetPoint, and I did see threads suggesting it for the Logitech MX518 mouse.
X-Mouse Button Control lets you bind buttons to keyboard keys on a per-application basis and has many optional settings.
Although I don't own your mouse, I use X-Mouse Button Control as a replacement for IntelliPoint and do highly recommend it. It may be worth trying.
I would follow this flow map to begin with, and if it does not work let me know, in as much detail is available and we can go from there.
Settings > Devices > Mouse > Additional Mouse Options (under related settings) > In Device Settings you should see your peripherals software click on it and then click settings > From here you should see a BUTTONS tab which you can expand and then edit the functions of each one of the interactive parts of your device.
Hope it works, if not we can figure something else out!
Best Answer
Since most Logitech gaming mice store the mouse profile and settings on the mouse, you can use a Windows or Mac OS to install the Logitech Gaming Software and configure your mouse how you want it. Once you're done, you can unplug the mouse and plug it into the Linux system, and it will still have the same desired behavior.
If you only have access to a Linux OS and you want to change your mouse configuration, you can try to download and install Piper mouse configuration utility.