Logitech wireless mouse, keyboard

[onguys]

https://tutorialforlinux.com/2020/08/22/how-to-install-logitech-mouse-driver-on-kali-linux/
Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install Logitech Mouse Driver in Kali GNU/Linux Desktop.

 

[onguys]

Trying this now

 

[onguys]

That seems to have done the trick, Thank You!

 

[phg]

Would this work with the LMDE 6 Linux Mint or is this deprecated at this point - trying to get my Logitech T630 Ultrathin Touch Mouse to work. So far, not so much luck with it, but just barely getting started troubleshooting with it. https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/a...hin-Touch-Mouse-T630-Technical-Specifications

I just installed Solaar on Debian 12. It seems to work great! I have a Logitec K360 keyboard and a Logitec M325 mouse, using the same receiver. As noted above, the keyboard connected on reboot, as expected, but the mouse required an extra step (I had a USB mouse connected to facilitate the operation.)

I just had to bring up the Solaar application, and click on "Unifying Receiver". In the new window, click on "+Pair new device". It asked me to turn the mouse off and back on, and that was it. It works great and seems to eliminate the frequent mouse hesitations I used to get when using separate receivers for mouse and keyboard. Now I have a spare receiver to use with another system.

 

[Vimmer]

i don't use bluetooth keyboard/mouse because they don't work on the login screen, bluetooth doesn't work until you have fully logged into the desktop.

Just use the standard 2.4GHz wireless technology: it uses the same frequency as bluetooth, but there isn't any pairing involved, it's automatic.

 

[Egzoset]

Maybe it's about time for GrUB2 to get a BT module extension.