OpenLogi has been released in version v0.6.25 - shortly after, version v0.6.26 followed with one more fix.

OpenLogi is a native, local-first alternative to Logitech Options+, written in Rust, letting you configure button remapping, DPI and SmartShift on Logitech devices over HID++ - no account, no telemetry required.

Shortly after version v0.6.24, v0.6.25 adds Lightspeed nano receiver support (G-series, e.g. G305), thumb wheel bindings for the MX Master 2S/3S, and per-device capture sessions. v0.6.26 then added a hardened-runtime entitlement for camera functionality on macOS.

Changes in version v0.6.25:

Features: add MX Master 2S (3S) thumb wheel bindings; recognise Lightspeed nano receivers (G-series, e.g. G305); per-device capture - every online device gets its own session, bindings, and settings.

Fixes: keep release job on a branch; fit the Keys tab to legacy keyboard assets (G513); retry lost feature-table reads during enumeration; skip Crowdin English fill-in and restore locale parity; merge Crowdin downloads into locale catalogs; make Camera permission grantable on macOS; capture keyboard events on Windows; add camera permission locale keys.

Changes in version v0.6.26:

Fixes: added hardened-runtime entitlement for camera functionality on macOS (contributed by davidbudnick).

Chores: automated the release process.

Source: GitHub