OpenLogi: open-source alternative to Logitech Options+ released in version v0.8.16

OpenLogi has been released in version v0.8.16.

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.

The main feature is for macOS (shortcuts via a virtual HID keyboard). Across platforms, it also adds a precision mode with DPI LED, pointer speed controls for certain mice, desktop switching via three-finger swipe and more stable thumb-wheel reporting.

Changes in version v0.8.16:

Shortcut keys now go through a virtual HID keyboard (macOS), named “OpenLogi Virtual Keyboard”, instead of software key events. Fallback to legacy key injection if virtual keyboard creation fails. Only signed release builds include this feature.

precision mode support for mice with adjustable DPI, with DPI LED illumination

pointer speed controls for 0x2205 mice

desktop switching via three-finger swipe simulation

restore thumb-wheel reporting

safer zone writing, battery status decoding fixes, settings sync after sensor calibration

relaunch the agent when Input Monitoring permission is granted after launch

ship Sparkle delta updates

28 commits, 2 new contributors.

OpenLogi configuration interface

Source: GitHub