GX52

GX52 is a control utility for two specific pieces of hardware: the Logitech X52 and X52 Pro H.O.T.A.S. controllers, the throttle-and-stick sets used mainly with flight simulators. It addresses the parts of those devices that are not ordinary buttons and axes — the LEDs, and the MFD, the multi-function display built into the throttle — and exposes them as settings that can be changed from the desktop.

The described scope is limited to those two functions. Button and axis remapping is not part of it, and the hardware list is narrow: a different stick, or another vendor's throttle, falls outside what this entry describes. Linux is the listed platform.

It is published by Roberto Leinardi under GPL-3.0-or-later. Whether a particular unit or firmware revision behaves as expected is a question for the project's own documentation, not something this entry establishes.