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Thank you to all for your post. Allow me to ask the question a different way. What mouse is for sale right now in the market with onboard memory which enables the mouse to remember the keyboard shortcuts I assign to the buttons while configuring it using the Windows10 OS mouse software and then automatically applies the same mouse settings when I switch over to using the Linux Mint OS? I hope someone in this community can give me a straight answer to this question. My goal is to have a mouse with the same keyboard shortcuts onboard no matter if I use Linux Mint or Windows10. I decided to ask the question in a different way because from what I gather there is currently no Mouse Manufacturer bundling together native GUI based Linux Mouse Software together with their mouse. If I am wrong about this I hope someone out there can correct me because I would love to have genuine Linux mouse software installed onto my Linux Mint that will allow me to configure my mouse with the same GUI approach I configure my mouse while in Windows10. Thank you for your time.

Thank you to all for your postings. Let me start over. Let's put the mouse hardware aside for now and just focus on the mouse software. Is there any Mouse manufacturer making Linux based mouse software that looks anything similar to the JPG file I have attached? As you can see, it's Windows10 based software for a Vertical Mouse and I can configure it easily by interacting with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) showing the mouse buttons. In contrast, in the Linux world all mouse configuration always resorts to using the Terminal. This is true no matter if it is a mouse from Roccat, Razer, Corsair, etc... they all expect you to spend hours learning how to configure a mouse using the Linux terminal. That is insane. Therefore, I humbly ask again. If my goal is to buy a mouse bundled together with genuine Linux mouse software that looks similar to Windows10 mouse software, what mouse do I need to buy?

Greetings, I am having a very hard time finding a multi button programmable mouse I can use in Linux Mint. I would like the mouse to include a GUI based mouse driver that runs in Linux Mint and allows me to assign keyboard shortcuts. I am not a gamer. I just need to program 8 buttons with keyboard shortcuts I commonly use. My hope is someone in this community will provide some recommendations I can look up online. Thank you for your time.

MaratM, Thank you for clarifying my mistake. I was not aware Thermaltake has two versions of this product and therefore did not realize your straight temp sensor differs from what my Amazon link shows which is a "flow+temp" version of the product. Nevertheless, I spent a good amount of time today looking all over the internet for an online vendor selling your straight temp sensor version and at the end what I learned is it is no longer for sale. Thermaltake no longer makes it and has replaced it with the "flow+temp "version which I do not like because it has too many negative points. In short, I was only able to find it on Ebay for sale in a used condition. So decided to buy it since I can't buy it in a new condition anymore. My hope is my pre-owned Thermaltake straight sensor is not broken and works without a problem. From what I gather, this Thermaltake product seems to be the only one which offers a way of setting up a Temperature Warning Alarm. I wish other manufacturers were selling competing products but for right now I believe Thermaltake is the only manufacturer selling a temp sensor with a Temperature Warning Alarm feature included. Thanks for your help again and sharing with me your Thermaltake sensor has been operating for two years without a problem.

MaratM, Thanks for the post. I agree. The flow meter part is not necessary. The feature I really need is a Temperature Warning Alert. The Thermaltake Pacific Temperature Sensor you are recommending is the same one I show in the Amazon link I posted. This Thermaltake sensor has many negative reviews so I do not want to buy it. Does anybody in this community know of an alternative sensor I could buy that includes a Temperature Warning Alert feature? My hope is the Thermaltake sensor is not the only temp sensor in the market that has this feature available? Thank you for your time.

Fellow Forum Members, The link below shows the only temp sensor with an alarm I was able to find. I would very much like to buy this Thermaltake Pacific TF1 but it has too many negative Amazon reviews. There are several comments pointing out it has a problem with leaking, making too much noise, and the display screen failing: https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Pacific-Temperature-Indicator-CL-W219-PL00BL/dp/B07KR8VQQL/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=pacific+sensor&qid=1578888418&s=electronics&sr=1-4 I would appreciate it a lot if anybody in this community can recommend an alternative to the Thermaltake Pacific TF1 Temperature and Flow Indicator. Does anyone know if some other PC manufacturer selling a version of a temp sensor/flow meter that has the features listed below included into the design? Allows one to set a temperature alarm that automatically beeps if the loop temperature gets higher than the set temperature.. Shows the temperature in Farenheit and not Celsius. Shows the flow rate of the coolant in the loop. Does not make excessive noise Any opinions welcome and thank you for your time.

Fellow Forum Members, I want to buy the Bykski Inline Aluminum temp sensor shown in the link below: https://www.performance-pcs.com/water-cooling/accessories-misc/bykski-inline-aluminum-hd-lcd-thermometer-blue-b-tme-sc-v2-b-tme-sc-v2-b.html However, it includes a warning which gives me some concern which reads: "Warning: This component has aluminum that comes in contact with the coolant. You MUST use this in an aluminum compatible loop". I was not aware Galvanic Corrosion could potentially corrode very expensive components in a loop when I set about building my loop. My loop has the components listed below. From what I gather I mostly have copper components. I would appreciate any opinions if installing a Bykski Inline Aluminum temp sensor into my loop poses a serious corrosion risk to my loop? Magicool Radiator (not clear if it is all copper or alunimum): https://www.frozencpu.com/products/12702/ex-rad-227/Magicool_Extreme_Dual_120mm_Radiator_-_Slim_Profile_LC-RADI240.html AORUS GeForce Waterforce Waterblock 8G GPU (has a copper base plate) https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Graphics-Card/GV-N208SAORUS-WB-8GC#kf Maelstrom V2 reservoir (not clear if it all copper or alunimum): http://www.swiftech.com/maelstrom-d5-v2.aspx Apogee SKF Prestige CPU Waterblock (has copper): http://www.swiftech.com/apogee-skf-prestige.aspx Lastly, is there a liquid coolant I can use that will prevent Galvanic Corrosion? Thank you for your time.

Thank you Windows7ge and Electronics Wizardry for your postings. I found them to be very informative. I have decided to kill the idea relating to teaming up two CAT6 cables. It seems to be more trouble than it is worth. Using a single CAT6 cable between both computers is the approach I am going to take. I would appreciate a lot if anybody in this community can clarify for me how do I get my Windows7 to recognize share folders from my UnRAID server? Do two computers linked together by a single CAT6 cable require I setup a network in Windows7? Or is just the act of connecting both computers mean I will automatically get both machines to recognize each other. Again, my goal is to transfer 20TB of data over to my UnRAID PC and it is not 100% clear to me how I get my WIndows7 PC to show me share folders residing in my UnRAID PC. Lastly, what is the best copy utility one can use to migrate a lot of data? I am considering Robocopy. But I am curious to know if there are any better option out there I should consider. Any info will be greatly appreciated.

Greetings, PC#1 is a Window7 RAID6 array system with 20TB of data on it. PC#2 is an UnRAID system that has a 50TB capacity. My goal is to transfer all 20TB over to the new 50TB UnRAID PC the fastest way possible. Additionally, both PCs have dual Ethernet ports. Does connecting both PCs with two CAT6 cable connections in between them result in faster transfer speeds compared to only using a single CAT6 cable? How is teaming both CAT6 cable connections done? Is it done in the Windows7 OS? Or is it setup in the BIOS for both PCs? Lastly, does teaming both CAT6 cable connections require I use a router in both computers? In other words, both computers connect directly to the Router and not directly to each other. I would greatly appreciate it a lot if somebody that knows how to best network to computers together for optimum data transfer speeds can contribute to this post.