Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] udev rules entry for bluetooth mouse
From: Alexandre Ghisoli <alexandre.ghisoli@ycom.ch>
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Date: Thu, 09 Feb 2006 13:50:30 +0100

Le mercredi 08 f=C3=A9vrier 2006 =C3=A0 16:09 +0100, Charles Bueche a =C3=
=A9crit :

> Hi all,
>=20
> thanks for the analysis and explanations. From what I have read and
> tested, here is a resum=C3=A9 of the Logitech V270 situation :
>=20
> - Logitech ignore Linux (this is not new, but need to be repeated)
> - the V270 mouse basically works as expected HID input device, but is
> overly sensible (probably due to its high resolution)
> - the mouse events go into /dev/input/mice by default
> - if evdev is loaded, mouse events go to /dev/input/event{1..N}
> - udev doesn't have the info to create a rule in 10-local.rules so the
> V270 get mapped to a fix name like /dev/input/v270
> - none of the tools I tried (locomo, logitech-applet) know the V270 for
> now. I tried to change some of them, but failed, due to lacking know-ho=
w
> in HID/USB/etc
> - KDE control center or xset cannot reduce the mouse sensibility enough
> to make it usuable (at least for my 40 years muscles control ability)


Thanks for this good resum=C3=A9, you point out the major current issue.

I just can add about udev-rules, Marcel and UDEV team are searching for
a better solution to add more infos on the udev struct, to let user
creates good rules with devices.

We can expect a workaround not so far :)

And about Linux support on Logitech product, I've several friends
working for this compagny, and with some insiders informations, I can
tell that Logitech try  now to make better software. They are aware of
the poor quality of their driver / software.
Just hope they can spend some time to change their devs :)


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