The app has an extremely user-friendly interface that makes it easy to use even for beginners. With this app, you can easily control and manage all your Logitech G devices in a single place. Let’s see what the app is all about first and then dive straight into using it. Whether it’s a mouse, keyboard, headset, joystick, gaming mouse pad, or any other gaming accessory from Logitech, if it’s compatible with the Logitech G Hub app, you’re going to have a field day using the app on your Windows 11 device. Once you get into gaming, the list of devices you own for the sole purpose of supporting your hobby starts getting long, and managing them efficiently can get tricky. It’s a free app from Logitech whose sole purpose is to help you manage and customize your gaming peripherals. If you own Logitech gaming devices, Logitech G Hub is the app you need to manage your peripherals. Maybe I'm just misunderstanding how to save settings to onboard memory in the new versions of the software.G Hub makes it extremely easy to customize your gaming gear and even have different settings for different games. Tldr When I first bought it and plugged it into Linux, I got default backlighting, but now that I booted into Windows and ran G Hub, when I boot into Linux all backlighting is turned off. So, whatever G Hub did in Windows actually made it less functional in Linux than when I bought it. The backlights are off and the "lighting" button on the keyboard does nothing.
Sadly, when I rebooted into Linux, not only did the new backlighting settings I set in Windows not carry over, but it's not even doing the default backlighting anymore. Then I went into Windows and thought, great, since I can install G Hub here I can configure the backlighting in Windows and maybe that will carry over into Linux through the on-device memory.
I was using a G213 and G502 with Linux without G Hub and so I just got the default backlighting. If you could also tell the team: Not only is the software not available for Linux but it seems to break Linux.
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