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Every mouse I can find with; 1 left click 2 right click 3 scroll click 4 scroll tilt left 5 scroll tilt right 6 thumb 1 7 thumb 2 8 behind scroll button 1 9 behind scroll button 2

Are ebin gaming mice that require some kiked software to use or the behind scrollwheel buttons are hardware sensitivity buttons. I already have a gross as fuck razer mamba due to it having the above buttons. But I require razer bloatware to program it.

Every mouse I can find with; 1 left click 2 right click 3 scroll click 4 scroll tilt left 5 scroll tilt right 6 thumb 1 7 thumb 2 8 behind scroll button 1 9 behind scroll button 2 Are ebin gaming mice that require some kiked software to use or the behind scrollwheel buttons are hardware sensitivity buttons. I already have a gross as fuck razer mamba due to it having the above buttons. But I require razer bloatware to program it.

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If the Razer Naga Trinity requires bloatware... which it shouldn't... then maybe try a Corsair. OpenRazer should work on Linux, for you, as well.

I use a cheap Red Dragon that works on Linux, but I'm pretty sure the roller ball Logitech with extra buttons worked for me, before that.

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Problem is gaming mice look like furfag dildos with litebright addons.

open razer

Forgot about that.

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Yes... the ridiculous lights are annoying. Sharpie that shit out.

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Closest I can find is; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087Z5WDJ2/?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

But that doesn't have the 2 buttons behind the scroll wheel which are alt tab and undo close tab for me and being a lazy, fat, nigger I require them.

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The logitech G600 but it has those sensitivity buttons you hate. You can store all the settings on the device rather than on the software if you want, so once you get it set up how you like, you can scrap the software.

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Okay but can I bind whatever key I want to the sensitivity buttons? It also has a full fucking keyboard on the side.

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Yeah you can. The side buttons can be useful if you can think of enough stuff to do with them. Each column of them is sort of angled different than the adjacent columns so it's pretty easy to know where you are by touch once you get the hang of it. Plus, it doesn't look like a robot samurai tank.

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The only downside is the software required to first configure the mouse, it something bugs out and gets stuck in an infinite loading loop.

But I will admit it is a pretty good mouse, I have had it for about 3 years and I have yet to see it fail.