Posted May 13th, 2008 by john_milton

Hi,
I recently found the software named hidpoint for USB based Multimedia keyboards/mice. I got my DiNova Cordless desktop working fine. All my multimedia keys working fine. Installation of software is very simple. It has a GUI based Installer.

The software currenlty supports Logitech devices. It supports for ubuntu 6.0.6 , Fedora core 4, fedora core 6, Suse 10.0, Suse 10.1, suse 10.2 , RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.0 and RedHat Enterprise Linux 5.0

You can download software at www.hidpoint.com/download.html

I hope this helps

thanks

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