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OpenLogi v0.6.3 OpenLogi v0.6.3 👉 A local-first Logitech mouse configurator for macOS with no account, cloud or telemetry. OpenLogi is a native, open-source alternative to Logitech Options+ that lets you remap Logitech mouse buttons, control DPI, adjust SmartShift wheel behavior and use per-app profiles directly over HID++. It works locally on your Mac, stores settings in a plain TOML config file, and does not require a Logitech account, cloud service or telemetry. Features: Remap Logitech mouse buttons from a native macOS interface Built-in action catalog plus custom keyboard shortcut recording DPI control with presets and cycle/set-preset actions SmartShift wheel control for ratchet, free-spin and automatic switching Per-application profiles that switch when the focused app changes Supports Logi Bolt, Bluetooth-direct and wired USB connections Live paired-device carousel with battery percentage and charge state Plain-text TOML configuration No Logitech account required No telemetry, analytics or cloud sync Open source and dual licensed under MIT / Apache-2.0 Signed and notarized macOS DMG available Supported operating systems: macOS Supported languages: English, Danish, German, Greek, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmεl, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Swedish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) Changes: v0.6.3 06-09-26 Added unified Binding model and gesture-button menu. Added gesture buttons on Middle, Back and Forward via the OS hook. Release v0.6.3. This download is for the macOS ARM64 version (very bottom of page). If you need the macOS Intel version, download here. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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Windows 10 DPI Fix 2.1 Windows 10 DPI Fix 2.1 When you have a widescreen, with a resolution of 1920x1080 or higher or a bit lower, in Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1 you would put your DPI scaling to 125% or higher to make text and images appear larger and more easy to read. But when you put the DPI scaling to 125% in Windows 10, you see in a lot of dialogs and windows the font gets very blurry. It does not matter if you are using the regular or custom Windows DPI scaling functions at your 'Screen properties'. Text will get blurry on 125%. You can test if you have this bug also if you put your DPI scaling to 125% at your 'Screen properties', then reboot Windows (or sign in again when it asks you). Then goto 'Control panel > Administrative tools > Services'. If you have this issue also you would see the titlebar of the Services window has a font scaled good. But the services list itself is very blurry/unsharp to read. The SIMPLE fix: Right-click on the shortcut to your application that has blurry fonts, then select 'Properties'. Then tab 'Compatibility'. Then enable 'Disable display scaling on high DPI settings' and hit 'Apply'. then restart your application, and you see it will look good. The DPI fix: Windows 10 is using another scaling method for DPI as in Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1. At some point we can understand Windows why they changed the DPI scaling in Windows 10. It is probably ment to support mobile devices more easy. But if you like to use your Desktop as a Desktop, and you demand high quality only. Then you can use this fix until Microsoft has addressed this issue. This fix simple tells Windows 10 to use the original DPI scaling as it was in Windows Vista, 7, 8 and ... |
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