Change what your Logitech mouse’s buttons do from a plain text file
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The mouse on your desk is a small computer. What each button does is stored inside the mouse itself. OpenLogi changes those settings from your own machine, free and open. The software that came with your mouse asks it for the same things. OpenLogi runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.
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