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I'm going to ante up for the development of a stable, solid x64 driver with the features and capabilities of the 32-bit RBC driver. First person to make it workable, stable (non-beta, ready for full release), and have 10 x64 users in this forum run it as their primary pointer device in Windows witho...

Well, I would imagine that a programmer would tackle a task like this for one of several reasons; 1) personal challenge, 2) looks good on the résumé if you're just starting out, 3) they own a SpaceNavigator and want the functionality themselves and don't mind heling out the rest of us who see the po...

I agree completely. I certainly feel a great deal of extra functionality is worth a small outlay of cash. Of course, only a few of the folks here thus far have distributed any working code for the SpaceNavigator, and I'd be a little concerned about giving all the cash to someone without any sort of ...

Hey Greg. Welcome aboard! I know you have more than a few eager beta testers here. :) RBC9's controllability is the big draw. Being able to set the dead zone, being able to assign multiple keypresses, and the ability to increase the repeat rate based on controller input are all tops on my list of wh...

I have one that may go back to NewEgg if Logitech doesn't make it useful beyond a tiny handful of programs. If someone else does, fine, I don't really care who does it, but I can't go back to a 32-bit Windows OS, and I won't keep the thing if I can't use it more than once in a blue moon...

+1 I got one for Xmas (so I opened it early, so sue me!), thinking I would beanle to use the RBC9 driver. Well, not on XP x64... The app runs fine, BTW, I just can't get Windows to accept the drivers in place of the universal HID ones. I may have to try hacking the universal ones as a simple, no-fri...