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lmctl VS Gnome15

Compare lmctl VS Gnome15 and see what are their differences

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lmctl logo lmctl

lmctl is a software that let you control and customize your logitech mouse.

Gnome15 logo Gnome15

Gnome15 is a suite of tools for the Logitech G series keyboards and headsets, including the G15...
  • lmctl Landing page
    Landing page //
    2019-05-05
  • Gnome15 Landing page
    Landing page //
    2023-09-23

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Gnome15 0.9.0 - Logitech G19 on Linux

More videos:

  • Review - Logitech G110 under Ubuntu with Gnome15
  • Review - Logitech G19s Display mit Gnome15

Category Popularity

0-100% (relative to lmctl and Gnome15)

lmctl

Gnome15

Note Taking
57 57%
Note Taking
43% 43
Automation
56 56%
Automation
44% 44
Gaming
61 61%
Gaming
39% 39
Tool
52 52%
Tool
48% 48

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What are some alternatives?

When comparing lmctl and Gnome15, you can also consider the following products

UCR: Universal Control Remapper - With today’s release of the Universal Control Remapper, users can now customize their keyboards, mice, and other peripherals for most platforms with a few clicks of a button.

Keyboarding Master - Product webpage for Keyboarding Master

SignalRGB - Control and sync your favorite RGB devices from any brand.

iMouseFix - Modifies the Mac acceleration curve to better suit your style.

Smoothmouse - Smoothmouse is experimental project to improve mouse & trackpad usability in OS X.

HydraMouse - HydraMouse assigns various actions to the buttons of your mouse, even if it has more than 5 buttons! The actions can be system-wide or application-specific, and can be combined into macros.

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