It is by far one of the best keyboards I have ever had, though it is quite expensive. I find this software very handy to perform the whole pair/unpair process, as well as to keep track of how much battery I still have on the mouse before the next recharge. There is no big secret to get it working via Bluetooth since there is nothing fancy about this mouse, but if you want to leverage the multi-computer feature then you will need to leverage the unifying receiver. This is one of the best mouses I have ever had in my life and I like it so much that I have bought two of them: one for my office and another to keep me in the road. It might be a little tricky to setup via Bluetooth, so if you want things working quickly I would recommend setting up via USB using the donkey receiver. Just follow the steps from the README and you will be good to go. But I am confident that the project will evolve and add support for this pretty soon. This project allows you to use pretty much all presenting features from Spotlight, except for the timer. The trick to get it working well is using the following open-source project: I have been using it for the last one year with almost zero headaches about using Linux in my laptop. This is by far my favorite product from Logitech. In this post I will provide some tips about open-source projects that helps you to get your favorite Logitech products working smoothly with Linux, Fedora in particular. However, for the last 5 years I took the decision of using Linux for desktop and by doing so - I realized that certain products seems only to work well with Mac/Windows, leaving no space for Linux.
I am a huge fan of what Logitech creates for the computer industry and I have been using its products for quite some time now.
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