Linux xpad Bluetooth#
Turns out my xbox one controller isn't the bluetooth model so if I was to go with the Xbox One controller I'd have to buy a new one Quoting: GuestSo the wire on my logitech gt340 has stopped working altogether, so I need to order a new controller ASAP Test your Xbox One Controller with a micro-USB cable, works fine on Linux. Again, buy a Bluetooth 4 dongle for better results.
Linux xpad driver#
Last time I tried a "One S" unit, there was a problem with button mapping, that this xpadneo driver proposes to resolve. The Xbox One Controller works out of the box on Linux with a simple micro-USB cable, but is by far the most problematic in the game compatibility arena, especially the "One S" with bluetooth, where several games do not recognize it, mostly indie games. Earlier ones ask you to type PINs while pairing it, do not worth the pennies saved. If you go buy a Bluetooth dongle for it, get at last a 4.0 specification. As a Xbox layout guy, took me a week to memorize. Is a very ergonomic controller (way more than a Logitech) and the only real problem with it, is the button layout can make you confused on games that recognize it (such as Shadow of Mordor), when the game tells you to press square or triangle and you have to look down at the gamepad to find it. Only a couple games will not recognize it (indie games). The Dual Shock 4 will work out of the box on a 2018 distro such as Ubuntu. In fact, a friend bought it and gave it to me because he hate it. Also, no micro-USB connector on the gamepad means you're screwed when batteries die during a game. Has to be on line of sight or will have problems. Its micro USB receptor is exclusive, do not work with mouse/keyboard ones and vice/versa. I didn't like its ergonomics at all, although it has one of the best face buttons out there. But I hate its analog triggers (small, too far and heavy springs) and it's a noisy gamepad. I have a Logitech F710 and, for the point of view of plug and play and game compatibility, is very good. Quoting: GuestYa I was thinking of just getting a bluetooth adapter, though atm I'm just using a logitech f310 (bought specifically for linux) and was thinking of picking up what's basically the wireless version of that controllerĭoes Dual Shock 4 work out of the box? One thing I do like about the f310 is the xinput/dinput switch on the back which comes in handy for some games
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