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Logitech's Unifying technology is awesome. Plug the USB receiver in the
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computer, power on your keyboard or mouse and it is ready for use! Well,
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the devices themselves do work, but software to attach new devices to a
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single receiver (or detach bound devices) is only available for Mac OS X
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and Windows.
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ltunify is a program resulting from the gathered knowledge on the Logitech
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HID++ protocol. It allows you to pair additional devices like keyboards and
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mice to your Unifying receiver, unpair existing devices and list information
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about connected devices.
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*** IMPORTANT *** - READ THE DOCS in /usr/doc/ltunify-0.2
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Be sure you READ the information at the TOP of the
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/etc/udev/rules.d/42-logitech-unify-permissions.rules
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In /usr/doc/ltunify-0.2 be sure to read the README.txt
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for additional instructions on pairing.
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If you need to always have one device paired and want it
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paired on startup, place these two commands in rc.local
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exactly as you see them in this order;
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ltunify unpair 1
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ltunify pair
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