MX Revolution Mouse Problem with Snow Leopard

[CIA]

Actually they said about 2 weeks, so, guessing that will mean in the real world the 3rd week of Sept.
My Cordless Click mouse works, without expose. It's a pain, but I'll live until the official release.

 

[Jookbox]

so has logitech released a driver yet? this is too expensive of a mouse to not have timely driver support.

 

[futurase]

Go to the Logitech Forums.

http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/message?board.id=macmice&thread.id=2193

It is being discussed and a tech from Logitech replies to questions on there and all the updates to the release of the new update is there.

Norman Ross Jr.

 

[cal6n]

I'm just using steer mouse. Never used LCC.

I'm using Steer Mouse as well on 10.5. Can you confirm it works on 10.6?

I don't really like LCC. Was thinking of continuing to use that or USB Overdrive which I see works in the 32-bit kernel for Snow Leopard http://www.usboverdrive.com/USBOverdrive/News.html

I've had too many logitech mice to ever use their software! My MX Revolution and steermouse are working fine for me in 32 bit mode under Sno-Cat.

Apparently, USB overdrive has just been updated for 64 bit compatibility.

 

[sine-nomine]

I wish Logitech would allow the LCC or release something to work with the Bluetooth version of the MX Revolution. I'm using Controller Mate right now, but it doesn't work perfectly. For example, when I activate Exposé (with the thumbwheel), anything the mouse cursor happens to be hovering over will act as though it has been clicked on. The same happens for ANY button, actually, but it's most annoying with Exposé. It's done that since 10.5, but now in 10.6, I have to keep the thumbwheel pulled back to keep Exposé activated, whereas in Leopard, it would STAY activated even after I released the wheel.

 

[AppleIntelRock]

---Simply copy Expose and Spaces from the programs/utilities folder to the programs folder.---

You sir, are my hero.