Will keyboard and mouse work with OS 10.6.8 and also with Mavericks ?
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I use it with Mavericks with no problems and Mountain Lion prior. Plug and play.
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Some of the specialized keys don't work on the Mac (like the Calculator key or the Menu key), because Microsoft doesn't offer custom Mac drivers. But for normal use it's just fine, and I don't miss those keys at all.
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No. The Sculpt does NOT work on Mac OS X systems. While the letter and number keys work fine, I could not get the Command or Option keys to work and I think most people use those key combinations a good deal. You might be able to find key mapping software that you could use, but life is too short for me to be hassling with a keyboard...
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Personally, I am using the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard on Mac OS X 10.10.2 (Yosemite). Remapping the Windows keys to serve Mac purposes is easy.System Preferences > Keyboard> Modifier KeysSelect Keyboard: Microsoft 2.44GHz TransceiverChange: Option Key to "Command"Change: Command Key: to "Option"In my day's worth of using this keyboard, I find it to be comfortable and intuitive. The only thing is that it's not very portable due to the weight of the batteries and magnets.
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I have used this keyboard successfully with both. The windows key works as the command key. Great keyboard on Mac.
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Pls check out Logitech Website:http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/devices/130&cl;=us,enIt supports Mac® OSX 10.2.8+ (",)
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I would think so. The MacAlly keyboard and mice are standard USB. I'm not sure about the power button though, it might not work as Apple changed the ability in OSX.
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I have had no luck getting the Logitech software to work with Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10). The mouse mostly works - but the buttons cannot be programmed, gone back to using a Microsoft Mouse 5000 on my iMac.
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I'm not sure. You'll have to check the company's website for Mac driver compatibility. If they have drivers listed for it then yes but it's not a plug-and-play model like some standard keyboards. But last I checked there were no Mac drivers available.
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It has a USB connection. I run it on OSX 10.6. I am guessing it will work with 10.4. It's a good alternative to the Mac keyboard (a lot less money). While it doesn't have the Eject button that the Mac keyboard has, you can eject a disk by simply hitting Command E.
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I'm running OS X Mavericks and it works perfect. I did install Moom as well.
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Yes, I use Mavericks and the software works fine with Mavericks on my Macbook Pro.
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I'm using the unit with an old style tactile -feel keyboard and a USB mouse. Works flawlessly. As to your specific use, the only way is to contact the manufacturer of both pieces of equipment; or buy it and try it.
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Yes. I have it working with Mac OS Leopard and Snow Leopard on MacMinis. There is a Mac version of the 810 coming soon. You can reassign the option and command keys of the PC 810 to Mac positions using keyboard system preference pane. Keyboard &gt; Keyboard &gt; Modifier Keys change option to command and command to option.
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Yes it does now. Logitech released drivers for Mac a little while ago. Works fringe for me on my MBP.
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I have both the apple wireless keyboard and wireless mouse set up with my Mac Mini. Works great.
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Should work fine; works perfectly on 7, and there are no fundamental operational differences in 7 and XP as far as peripherals like keyboards, mice, etc. Good luck.
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If you mean OS X Mavericks, I doubt it very much. It hardly worked with Windows XP but hey, give it a shot and then let everyone else know.
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Yes, works fine on the Mavericks distro. I hate it when people say something without trying. your answers are not helpful!
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of course! i'm using with my late 2008 unibody macbook running mavericks as i type this.
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no the magic mouse will only work on a mac, and your mac must have os 10.5.8 (leopard) or later or os 10.6.2 (snow leopard) or later.