#Logitech mouse configuration install
#Logitech mouse configuration code
#Logitech mouse configuration windows

So I configured those actions to switch desktops, or active full-screen apps in OSX/macOS.Д®ssentially, 'left tilt' issues the CTRL+Left keyboard combo. It's not loose, andДoesn't cause accidental scrolling. The middle scroll wheel on the G502 has a nice left and right tilt, or click action. Here's a couple things I did: Middle scroll wheel: left/right tilt Recently, I decided to tweak some settings for every day desktop/work use, and I've been quite pleased. Key combos, macros, and various functions. If you're not familiar with it, it's a great computer mouse that has some extra buttons that can be arbitrarily assigned I use a 'gaming mouse' as my current favorite every-day computer mouse, when I'm not just using the trackpad. In hindsight I found a reference to this solution in the Arch wiki.How I configure my Logitech G502 mouse to make me more productive So swapping out the commands and including the + release association, everything worked right: '/usr/bin/dbus-send -session -print-reply -type=method_call -dest= /org/gnome/Shell string:'() '' Given key assignments can change, using xte isn't a robust solution, so I wanted to go back to the dbus-send command. '/usr/bin/xte 'keydown Super_L' 'key s' 'keyup Super_L' > /tmp/.xbindkeys.log 2>&1'ДЄs a stab in the dark I added the + release association to the command, which resolved the issue: '/usr/bin/xte 'keydown Super_L' 'key s' 'keyup Super_L' > /tmp/.xbindkeys.log 2>&1'

#Logitech mouse configuration windows

However I noticed that something odd was going on with the focus of windows on the screen when I did this. I tried with simulating key presses with xte, but this also didn't work. So given the key presses were working I knew the issue wasn't with xbindkeys picking up the presses, but somewhere else. I added some logging to confirm xbindkeys was picking up the presses, which it was: 'echo 'b:8 pressed' > /tmp/.xbindkeys.log 2>&1'

#Logitech mouse configuration code

TL DR: Add the + release association to the mapping (see last code snippet).ДЄs an example, I wanted to show the window overview, which I was trying to do with this: '/usr/bin/dbus-send -session -print-reply -type=method_call -dest= /org/gnome/Shell string:'() '' None of the existing answers here got to the heart of the issue. I was having trouble mapping my mouse buttons too. # Control + mouse button 2 release event starts rxvt # Control+Shift+a release event starts rxvt # set directly keycode (here control+alt+mod2 + f with my keyboard) # set directly keycode (here control + f with my keyboard) # Uncomment the lines above if you want to pay attention to them. # By defaults, xbindkeys does not pay attention with the modifiers # use it if you want to catch release events instead of press events # The release modifier is not a standard X modifier, but you can # Release, Control, Shift, Mod1 (Alt), Mod2 (NumLock), # A list of keys is in /usr/include/X11/keysym.h and in # 'xbindkeys -multikey' and put one of the two lines in this file. # To specify a key, you can use 'xbindkeys -key' or

# The pound(#) symbol may be used anywhere for comments. # If you edit this file, do not forget to uncomment any lines Here is my xbindkeysrc file: # For the benefit of emacs users: -*- shell-script -*.

#Logitech mouse configuration install

I managed to install xbindkeys and xautomation following this post, however, the buttons still don't work. I have a Logitech Performance MX mouse I want to configure for Ubuntu 14.10 using xbindkeys.