What game controllers support linux?
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What game controllers support linux?
Both flight sticks and gamepads.
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Re: What game controllers support linux?
As with Windows, an XBox 360 controller and a generic PS2 style controller (or real PS2 controller with USB adaptor) will cover 99.9% of games.
I have a ton of different USB controllers and all of them have been picked up by Linux Mint. Compatibility depends on the individual program rather than the OS.
I have a ton of different USB controllers and all of them have been picked up by Linux Mint. Compatibility depends on the individual program rather than the OS.
Re: What game controllers support linux?
my Logitech F310 seems to support linux flawlessly. its one of the best controllers ive used and i would definitely reccomend it
OS: Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 64-bit
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 1200
GPU: Overclocked Geforce GTX 1050 Ti ASUS STRIX OC edition
Motherboard: MSI B350 Tomahawk
RAM: HyperX fury DDR4-2400 4GBx2
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CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 1200
GPU: Overclocked Geforce GTX 1050 Ti ASUS STRIX OC edition
Motherboard: MSI B350 Tomahawk
RAM: HyperX fury DDR4-2400 4GBx2
feel free to message me on discord! @[ALPHA.sh]#7586
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Re: What game controllers support linux?
Linux Mint should be able to detect your controllers instantly, regardless of type. As long as it can plug into any computer, then the OS shouldn't object to it, unless there was a misconfiguration on your part.
I highly recommend using AntiMicro for managing your gamepads. It's better to assign them by key than configure their options within each game, as the former would be much more reliable in the long run.
I highly recommend using AntiMicro for managing your gamepads. It's better to assign them by key than configure their options within each game, as the former would be much more reliable in the long run.