Existing users, 
Like others, I hacked around 3.0 by installing from the buried package, and copying Expose and Spaces from their new Snow Leopard locations in Utilities, back into Applications.
The 3.1 Control Center installed as expected, without summersaults above, and lo and behold -- when I deleted the copied Expose and Spaces, all things worked as they did in Leopard.
Back to normal.
I only wish Logitech had been ready on day one. This certainly looks to be only a 64-recompile of a 32-bit driver. It's not like Snow Leopard was an ambush.
Still, thanks for update.
Logitech Control Center
For their USB mice & keyboards.
Version: 3.1
So far no issues...
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: JohnTWolff Wednesday, September 23 2009 @ 11:58 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
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So far no issues... - DavidRavenMoon
Apple doesn't even have all their extensions 64-bit yet in Snow Leopard... that's why it boots into 32-bit by default.So if Apple didn't do it yet, you can excuse a company like Logitech. I remember when they stopped making mac drivers for their mice! My old RF wireless mouse became useless in OS 9!
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Thursday, September 24 2009 @ 07:32 PM PDT