![]() ![]() Solaar uses a standard system tray implementation solaar-gnome3 is no longer required for gnome or unity integration. Ubuntu/Kubuntu git build packages: use the Solaar git ppa, courtesy of gogoĪ Gentoo package, courtesy of Carlos Silva and Tim HarderĪ Mageia package, courtesy of David GeigerĪn OpenSUSE rpm, courtesy of Mathias Homann Ubuntu/Kubuntu stable packages: use the Solaar stable ppa, courtesy of gogo Ubuntu/Kubuntu 16.04+: use the solaar package from universe repository If a recent version of Solaar is not available from the standard repositories for your distribution you can try one of these packages.Īrch solaar package in the community repositoryĭebian 7 (Wheezy) or higher: packages in this repository Installing the current version will provide significant improvements. Solaar has progressed beyond version 1.0 but some distros or repositories version 0.9.2, which is very old. Prebuilt packages are available for some Linux distros. For a list of supported devices and their features, see the devices page. Logitech devices without a Unifying logo generally cannot be paired with Unifying receivers.įor some devices, extra settings (usually not available through the standard Linux system configuration) are supported. Solaar can pair some Logitech devices with Logitech Nano receivers but not all Logitech devices can be paired with Nano receivers. It can pair and unpair a Logitech device showing the Unifying logo (Solaar's version of the logo) with any Unifying receiver and can pair and unpair devices with Lightspeed receivers. Solaar will detect all devices paired with your Unifying, Lightspeed, or Nano receiver, and at the very least display some basic information about them. ![]() Please report such experiences by creating an issue in the Solaar repository. If your Logitech receiver or device behaves strangely this may be caused by an incorrect behavior generalization. Some capabilities of Solaar have been developed by observing the behavior of Logitech receivers and devices and generalizing from these observations. Instead, upgrade to a recent version or manually install the current version from GitHub. Problems with earlier versions should not be reported as bugs. It is thus unable to fix problems that arise from incorrect handling of mouse movements or keycodes by Linux drivers or other software. Solaar does not process normal input from the devices. For more information on how to use Solaar see the usage page, and for more information on the capabilities see the capabilities page. ![]() Solaar can also control some changeable features of devices, such as smooth scrolling or function key behavior. Solaar is able to pair and unpair devices with receivers as supported by the receiver. window=only do not use the system tray, but start with main window visibleįor more information on Solaar's command-line interface use the help option, as in solaar -help. window=hide starts with its main window hidden window=show (the default) starts with its main window visible The program can be invoked in several ways Solaar's GUI normally uses an icon in the system tray and starts with its main window hidden. Both interfaces are able to list the devices paired to a receiver and show information about each device, including battery status for devices that support this feature. Solaar can be used as a GUI application or via its command-line interface. It does not work with Logitech peripherals that use Bluetooth or peripherals from other companies. Solaar is a Linux manager for Logitech's devices that connect via USB Unifying, Lightspeed, or Nano receivers. ![]()
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