Hello Guys I resently bought a google stadia controller used for 15€ with the bluetooth firmware enabled
The only problem I have with it is support on the distros I dailydrive Arch I followed the arch wiki but there was a lot missing about this controller. The only distro I found to work out of the box was nobara
I search a bit in the preinstalled packages and the only few outlier i found were Networkmanager from the fedora-update repo and nobara-controller-config from the nobara-baseos repo
Does anyone have a idear how I could get the contoller to work on my Arch installed? It is possiable to archive this on arch because I saw other people get it to work on the steam deck what runs a arch based os
Maybe look into https://www.github.com/medusalix/xone there’s also some useful links in there. But afaik Bluetooth controllers have pretty bad latency on Linux
Maybe you can cjeck garuda gnu linux
I will i also will check holo ISO and See if there is something diffrent
Garuda linux has a gamong edition that has a lot of gaming related packages are preinstalled
@kernelPanic @iloverocks Garuda linux is great, I am using it with cinnamon flavor, very nice and 0 problems with it. 👏👏👏
Do you know what the driver is called?
I will look into that to
Try updating to the latest kernel, that worked for me getting my 8bitdo ultimate working
I just connected it to my steam deck and it worked out of the box so idk man, maybe try and use steam.
Maybe look into https://www.github.com/medusalix/xone there’s also some useful links in there. But afaik Bluetooth controllers have pretty bad latency on Linux
so i found somehow this project what seems to work on supporting the controller https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl/issues/568
I also found this artikel over at phoronix that the rumble support will be added in kernel version 6.6 https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.6-Stadia-Controller-FF
Mission Control is a homebrew app for the Nintendo Switch.