OpenLogi has been released in version v0.8.0, shortly after version v0.7.10.
OpenLogi is a native, locally running alternative to Logitech Options+, written in Rust, letting you configure key bindings, DPI and SmartShift for Logitech devices over HID++ - without an account or telemetry.
This release brings one of the biggest features in a while with per-app profiles and a redesigned device workspace, alongside scalable interface presets, switchable gallery views and an application catalog for managing profiles. Scrolling was also reworked: a new smooth-scroll engine with adjustable sensitivity replaces the old logic. On top of that, there are numerous fixes across macOS, Linux and Windows.
New features:
- Per-app profiles and redesigned device workspace
- Scalable interface presets and switchable device gallery views
- Application catalog for picking profiles
- Polished battery indicator
- Smooth scrolling with adjustable sensitivity
- Keyboard-operable custom controls
- Turkish (tr) interface locale
- Rebindable wheel tilt for devices like the MX Anywhere 2S
Fixes:
- Improved Unifying receiver discovery reliability
- More reliable HID report writes on macOS
- App icon now installed at every hicolor size on Linux
- Linux packages restored to a glibc 2.35 baseline
- Corrected MX Ergo wheel tilt metadata recognition
- Visible success/failure status for the Windows MSI installer
Source: GitHub