Mac and compatible keyboard and mouse?

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jizzle32jizzle32
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in Current Mac Hardware edited January 2014
Hey guys,



I'm currently in the market for a new 2.0 Mac Mini, however, I just can't decide which keyboard and mouse i should get. I don't really like the Apple keyboard, and the mighty mouse is pretty bad. I am currently using a slim Kensington keyboard, which I must say is a very good keyboard. My mouse is a logitech G9 gaming mouse which I really love.



Question is will I be able to use both of them on my Mac Mini by just plugging it in to the USB ports on the back of the Mini? I really want to keep them, they are both black and I like to match my desktop.



If i can't use them, is there a way to program them to work with my Mini?

If there is a way to program them, how do I do it?



Thanks!

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    jpenningtonjpennington Posts: 476member
    Yes you can use them. As far as any additional buttons on the keyboard go you would most likely be able to download a mac version of the software the keyboard/mouse website.
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    hudson1hudson1 Posts: 800member
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Jizzle32 View Post


    Hey guys,



    I'm currently in the market for a new 2.0 Mac Mini, however, I just can't decide which keyboard and mouse i should get. I don't really like the Apple keyboard, and the mighty mouse is pretty bad. I am currently using a slim Kensington keyboard, which I must say is a very good keyboard. My mouse is a logitech G9 gaming mouse which I really love.



    Question is will I be able to use both of them on my Mac Mini by just plugging it in to the USB ports on the back of the Mini? I really want to keep them, they are both black and I like to match my desktop.



    If i can't use them, is there a way to program them to work with my Mini?

    If there is a way to program them, how do I do it?



    Thanks!



    You're keyboard will work just fine. The Logitech G9 mouse will work fine as a regular mouse but this model is not listed as a Mac model by Logitech which I think means it can't have special programs assigned to buttons (like can be done for Mac use on their MX and VX series mice).
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    jizzle32jizzle32 Posts: 11member
    ohh thank god, i didn't want to have to buy a new keyboard and mouse. thanks!



    Lastly. how do I go about using or programming a "COMMAND" key on my kensington keyboard?



    THanks
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    iakbariakbar Posts: 1member
    Try out DoubleCommand





    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Jizzle32 View Post


    ohh thank god, i didn't want to have to buy a new keyboard and mouse. thanks!



    Lastly. how do I go about using or programming a "COMMAND" key on my kensington keyboard?



    THanks



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