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Love all the updates @pixl!

Maybe we should put --parallel in the build command.

Something like this:

build() {
    cd "$_gitpkgname"
    mkdir -p build
    cd build
    rm -rf *
    cmake .. \
        -j $(nproc --all)
        -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr \
        -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
    make
}

@pixi Awesome! Thanks for the great work maintaining the driver and for the heads up!

Hello, I'm the developer of this project and I'm just here to give an update on the state of this project.

There's a new major pull request of the refactor branch which will rework several things in the project. The specific changes are:

• Improved stability
• No longer requires libhidpp
• Device names may have changed (due to using hidpp20 Name feature if available)

For example, the device name of the MX Master becomes Wireless Mouse MX Master. The good news here is that it's now standardised between Unifying and Bluetooth devices in most cases, the bad news is that it'll slightly break config files.

If everything goes according to plan, the branch should be merged sometime this week.

In addition, if anyone is available to test the new branch for bugs, please do and report it on the GitHub page.

@kris7t After the branch is merged, you should remove the libhidpp-pixlone-git package from the dependency list.

Since r37.00298c0-2, the hidpp dependency is provided by the libhidpp-pixlone-git package, so there is no need to patch this PKGBUILD.

So can I do a simple update or do I have to do what afnan said?

Hey, I had some trouble installing this. I figured out the fix: you need to initialize and update the submodules, since logiops bundles libhidpp as part of its source tree. If you don't update the submodule, then logiops will fail to start.

My solution was to add a function to the PKGBUILD:

prepare() {
    cd "$_gitpkgname"
    git submodule init
    git submodule update --recursive
}