Hey there, I am looking for gaming mice with drivers compatible with Linux, but the only kind of mice I can find were from Roccat. If anyone finds gaming mice with Linux-compatible drivers, please post them here, my thanks will be given.
First Cup of Ubuntu
Hey there, I am looking for gaming mice with drivers compatible with Linux, but the only kind of mice I can find were from Roccat. If anyone finds gaming mice with Linux-compatible drivers, please post them here, my thanks will be given.
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I'm not sure of any, I can vouch that my Razor's and my Logitechs didn't have any drivers.
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Floating Round My Tin Can
Hi Mega Pony. Welcome to the forums
If you don't mind the vertical profile, I'd recommend taking a look at the Evoluent Mouse. It has 4 DPI settings: 800, 1300, 1800, 2600. All of them can be set in the mouse itself. No driver required.
It is not a gaming mouse per se, but it works great over a metal Steelseries mouse pad.
Just a thought.
Regards.
First Cup of Ubuntu
Hey Papibe, thanks for the reply! Although the link was good, that mouse seems a little... Off, don't you say? When I saw the image, I honestly thought it was taken sideways. It just doesn't look like the mouse for me, sorry!Originally Posted by papibe
Hi Mega Pony. Welcome to the forums
If you don't mind the vertical profile, I'd recommend taking a look at the Evoluent Mouse. It has 4 DPI settings: 800, 1300, 1800, 2600. All of them can be set in the mouse itself. No driver required.
It is not a gaming mouse per se, but it works great over a metal Steelseries mouse pad.
Just a thought.
Regards.
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