v0.2.0
OpenLogi 0.2.0 rolls up everything since 0.1.0: directly-attached (wired & Bluetooth) mice are now first-class, plus a macOS menu-bar app, in-app updates, and DMG / Intel distribution. macOS only for now — Linux and Windows are on the roadmap.
✨ Highlights
Wired & Bluetooth-direct devices are now first-class
Every control path used to assume a mouse hanging off a Logi Bolt receiver. Devices connected by USB cable or Bluetooth-direct (no receiver) are now fully supported — DPI, SmartShift, and button / gesture capture all route to them over HID++. Bluetooth devices are no longer read-only, and wired mice with no battery (e.g. a corded G502) are no longer dropped. (#5)
macOS menu-bar app
- OpenLogi now runs as a menu-bar (tray) accessory — click the 🖱️ icon for live device status and quick Open / Quit. (#4)
- Dynamic activation policy: opening a window brings back the Dock icon and app menu; closing the last window drops back to tray-only. (#7)
- Start-minimized autostart — a login-launched instance comes up in the tray with no window. (#7)
- A "Show in menu bar" setting, and ⌘W now closes the focused window (Settings / About too, not just the main one).
Gesture button
- The gesture button is now a mappable hotspot in the mouse diagram, with a hold-time gate so a quick tap registers as a click and a deliberate hold as a swipe. (#4)
In-app updates (opt-in, off by default)
- Check for Updates with a first-run prompt, an on-launch check, a clickable version, and live download progress — powered by
gpui-updater.
Packaging & distribution
- Ships as a DMG installer with a hosted background image.
- CI now also builds Intel (x86_64) macOS binaries alongside Apple Silicon.
UI polish
- Demo device cards replaced with a proper empty state, the app logo embedded as a runtime asset, and Settings language-picker layout fixes.
🔧 Under the hood
- HID++ device addressing unified behind a single
DeviceRoute— Bolt{receiver, slot}vs.Direct {vid, pid}resolved in one place;DpiTarget/GestureTargetcollapse into it, and the CLIdiagcommands work on direct devices too. (#5) - macOS status-item wrapper extracted and the menu bar gated to macOS. (#6)
- Release / CI hardening: a single root changelog, 1Password-sourced tokens, DMG build inside the devenv, and a real-Xcode Metal env for GUI builds.
Full changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0