That makes sense.

Personally I think the button is pretty redundant in Linux without the use of there software.

It's used to switch DPI and pre-set mouse mapping set in their proprietary software Windows/Mac only.

I've never used it in the 4 years of having the mouse and caused nothing but issues in all Linux distros.

Although it would be nice to have the thumb wheel working

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On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 10:14 PM, <bugzilla-daemon@freedesktop.org> wrote:

Comment # 8 on bug 92127 from Peter Hutterer

ok, this shows the problem: the button when physically pressed sends a release
event for the current mode, then a press event for the new mode which is
logically held down until the next press of that button.

are these mode buttons actually mapped to/used for anything? I'm wondering
whether it's better to disable them altogether and (later) map them into a
switch system rather than a normal set of buttons.

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