Oh it is working "normally"!
I wish I knew any games that support rumble for linux or windows, but I do not
Oh it is working "normally"!
I wish I knew any games that support rumble for linux or windows, but I do not
hello,
I've been wondering I have gotten this to work with usb, but with blue-tooth it connects and I get the led's to function properly but it doesn't want to do anything with the buttons, nothing seems to function. has anyone had this problem, I am using a cheap blue-tooth dongle though I don't know if this could be the problem.
--Thanks
--Kevin
Thank you very much, and thank you for the quick reply. Great application, It works perfect when you use it through usb, so I will use it that way. Again Thank you! and I was using the 1.5 beta on Ubuntu 10.04
--Kevin
**Edit**
found out that with the new 1.5 beta, usb isnt working more precicely hidraw, when i go to the advanced tab, and choose to activate the hidraw on device hidraw0 (should be the sixaxis) it tells me this
. I run it in terminal and i get this every time i try that featureThe sixad driver could not start.
Are you sure you selected a Sixaxis?
what strangeness, and i used version 1.2 and it worked fine connected to usbCode:WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist, it will be ignored in a future release.
Last edited by dbzkid; August 21st, 2010 at 04:36 AM. Reason: Spelling
awesome application! i have just managed to connect the keypad to my pc (not sure how i did it but it happened the 3rd time i tried). i only have one question, is it possible to assign the buttons to the left and right "mouse" button to "ctrl" an "alt"?
I was wondering if you would ever consider releasing a version for other distributions of Linux such as Fedora or something similar? If not, is it possible to compile the program on other distros and how difficult would that be? Do you have instructions for compiling (I did not see anything on the website or in the source)?
Of course it's possible, but I will not be the one to do it, I'll need help.
Someone already package it for ArchLinux (1.2.1 version) and there's a maemo package around the web
Compiling the application for other distros is not hard, as long as you have the required build dependencies.
Just install them (bluez, python, pyqt, libusb) and run "make" on the source tree.
EDIT: and, of course, 'make install' to install it.
(I once tested 1.2.1 on OpenSUSE, it worked fine)
Did you get anywhere on finding out why some controllers don't work?
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