Improve Linux device access, Logitech detection, and startup integration#115
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Summary
This PR improves Linux support, especially for Fedora/GNOME and Bluetooth Logitech devices.
Changes
hidrawfallback for Logitech HID discovery whenhidapialone is not enoughMotivation
On Fedora/GNOME with an MX Master 3S over Bluetooth, Mouser could enumerate the device but still fail to connect reliably. On systems with multiple Logitech mice, Linux device selection could also attach to the wrong mouse.
This PR addresses those Linux-specific issues and documents the required Fedora setup more clearly.
Notes
Fedora users still need local system setup outside the app itself:
python3-devel/xdotoolhidrawand/dev/uinputinputgroupThese steps are now documented in the README.
Testing
python -m unittest tests.test_startup tests.test_backend tests.test_hid_gesture tests.test_mouse_hook