I’ve never had that be an issue in practice. The NV DC drivers cover this need quite well IME: https://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers

It’s also the best route I’ve found for setting up CUDA, so two birds, one stone.

I’ve been gaming on Debian stable for 6-7 years now; works great.

Sure, 100% with you from a technical POV.

But Logitech is looking at it from a product management lens, and deciding they don’t want to support a heterogeneous mess of a web API for a niche user base that already has their own parallel tooling.

logiwebconnect.com is not some cherished keystone of their product suite either, afaict.

Logitech is actually one of the most Linux-friendly brands out there.

This issue shown is just outdated UA sniffing, which is quite reasonable in context, given the spotty rollout of WebUSB across different distros in years prior, and the fact that the ecosystem is more or less dead in current years due to non-chrome browsers declining to add support.

Logitech products have plenty of Linux-friendly tooling like Solaar and G810-led because Logitech tacitly makes it easy to reverse engineer and hack on their hardware.

Seconding draw.io as the swiss-army-knife that’ll do this and more…

But honorable mention to graphviz if you want dead-simple, low-friction charts: https://zackees.github.io/webgraphviz/

Okay, how would you connect the UDHR’s core principles to FOSS in a meaningful, concrete way?

It’s great as a set of guidelines, but their implementation is very much left as an exercise to the reader, which I think is what the GP is getting at.

https://meldmerge.org/