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ChangeHost "looping" (sorta) #195
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@NiklasBeierl while it's not perfect, one of the solutions with solaar is to script it, one script from A to B and one from B to A, you can launch it in multiple ways, assign a shortcut, click it in the dock, possibly bind it to a mouse button, active screen corner and so on. I'm using it that way to switch both of my Logitech devices at once, and it's instant. |
@Cherkah not really. Flow switches the devices as soon as I "leave the screen" on one of them, along with shared clipboard. If I wanted that, I would use something like synergy. That might actually be a good solution for you. I just want the thumb button on my mouse to act exactly like the "switch hosts" button on the bottom side of the device. I know that something like synergy or flow is a "smoother" experience, but I often experiment with stuff where I don't want all devices connected to my peripherals talking over the network. |
hello, 2 PC: one with unifying gongle & one with bluetooth.
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Setup:
Logid v0.2 from aur logiops
Wireless Mouse MX Master 2S connect to my desktop via Unify USB (Channel 1) And to my laptop via bluetooth (Channel 2).
My config:
/etc/logid.cfg
What I want to achieve:
Using the "thumb button" to cycle through the hosts. / Switch between 1 and 2 at least. I don't wanna have to flip my mouse over to achieve that. :)
Observed behavior:
I launched logid with the config above, pressed the thumb button and it switches to my laptop, so far so good. Output:
First problem: I cant' switch to the next (3) host, once connected to the laptop. I suspect I would have to run logid on my laptop as well? I could set it up to go to the "prev" host there, such that I can toggle back to the desktop.
BUT: There is another problem:
I used the button at the bottom of the mouse to cycle to 3, which worked.
Then I pressed again to go to "1": The led for "1" briefly lights up and then immediately jumps to "2". logid produces the following output:
From here on I am stuck in a loop, whenever I cycle to "1" it jumps to "2" and logid produces the above output. :/
The only way to connect to 1 again is: Stopping logid, turning the mouse off for a few seconds, turning it back on and selecting 1 via the button at the bottom.
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