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Every mouse should be fine. It's just the ones with software might not be configurable.
Could be configurable if you pass through the device to a Windows VM. Far from an ideal experience but its doable.
afaik that should work,
running the software in wine/lutris could be an simpler solution
I've never had much success with wine when it comes to hardware access or anything driver related, but I could be wrong in OP's case.
Yeah it's possible but the solution seems less ideal. Luckily I don't thing changing settings on a mouse is a common thing.