LogiOps v0.3.4

What's Changed

Fix building on GCC 14

New Contributors

• @kostadinsh made their first contribution in #415
• @pasanflo made their first contribution in #441
• @wprzytula made their first contribution in #414

Full Changelog: v0.3.3...v0.3.4

LogiOps v0.3.3

What's Changed

• Resolve deadlocking when adding to IOMonitor by @PixlOne in #390
• CMake fixes: NDEBUG in None build type and allow shared ipcgull library by @PixlOne in #399

Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.3.3

v0.3.2

General stability improvements:

• Added SmartShift support on MX Anywhere 3 and other SmartShift 2 (0x2111) devices (@leios76)
• No longer terminates on enumerating a bad device
• Remove check if DBus is found
• Fix memory leak on receiver waiting

LogiOps v0.3.1

• Fix build errors on multiple platforms (older libconfig versions, gcc versions, and on Ubuntu)
• Fix none-direction gestures

LogiOps v0.3.0

A major release of LogiOps that adds several stability fixes and enhancements.

• Improved stability of device I/O
• Improved stability when detecting devices
• Added Logi Bolt support
• Adds IPC support for GUI support
• Receiver pairing support (this should be implemented in a GUI)
• General code clean-up

This release now introduces a dependency on glib2 and the submodule ipcgull.

LogiOps v0.2.4

Final version before adding D-Bus interface.

• Small bug fixes

LogiOps v0.2.3

Change notes:

• Add configurable actions for some vertical and horizontal scroll wheels
• Evdev events are now enabled on-demand
• Fixed some dependency and compile issues on certain platforms
• Updated tested devices
• Updated README.md

LogiOps v0.2.2

Change notes:

• Add support for WirelessDeviceStatus (fixes bug #66)
• Fix device I/O hanging on startup
• Added 100ms delay before detecting added device to allow it to initialise properly
• Add M590 to tested devices
• Updated Arch dependencies

LogiOps v0.2.1

Change notes:

• Add support for ChangeHostAction

LogiOps v0.2

Change notes

• No longer requires PixlOne/libhidpp
• Greatly improved stability
• Greatly improved device detection
• Several bug fixes
• Now using more modern C++ practices
• Improved code readability
• Added versioning to logid

NOTE: If you were running 0.1, the device names in your config file should be changed (e.g. from MX Master to Wireless Mouse MX Master)