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Saturday, February 13, 2010
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"There are some community projects like Lomoco for providing
configuration controls for Logitech mice under Linux, but this project
and others have not exactly moved along at a brisk pace even though mice
drivers are much simpler than say graphics cards or most other hardware
components. For Razer mice, there was RazerTool, a simple project to
provide some basic tweaking options for select Razer mice under Linux,
but that project has been defunct since early 2007. Even with the lack
of configuration tools or specialized drivers for Razer mice (or
keyboards and other peripherals) on Linux, we still end up falling in
love with their hardware as the build quality of their products are
phenomenal, the products we have tested have been designed very well,
and they really have just been excellent products. Back in February of
2007 we tested out the Razer DeathAdder, which was an example of a great
Razer product and received our Editor's Choice Award, but today we are
trying out the 1800 DPI version of their DeathAdder gaming mouse."
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