So, Logitech software only works for Windows. Unfortunately, the sensitivity is extremely high by default, making the mouse much less useful. The extra buttons also have no function, which is annoying. So, I wanted to fix this. The mouse actually saves the setting on itself, meaning that the settings are plug-and-play-able. Meaning that my G502 I already configured on Windows before installing Linux works fine. But I bought a second one for use with my laptop (too much work to have to move the one mouse between computers).
Getting Logitech G502 to work on Linux Mint 18.1
Getting Logitech G502 to work on Linux Mint…
Getting Logitech G502 to work on Linux Mint 18.1
So, Logitech software only works for Windows. Unfortunately, the sensitivity is extremely high by default, making the mouse much less useful. The extra buttons also have no function, which is annoying. So, I wanted to fix this. The mouse actually saves the setting on itself, meaning that the settings are plug-and-play-able. Meaning that my G502 I already configured on Windows before installing Linux works fine. But I bought a second one for use with my laptop (too much work to have to move the one mouse between computers).