Ldyk what "controller motions device" setting is?
Dpaste the link you get
Kwhich controller's gyro is used
Kfor gyro input
Hdon't I need sudo for this?
Dyes you do
Dlsmod actually might be better
Dsudo lsmod | fpaste
HHeven after the command
Hit's still listed
His it really meant to be there?
Dmodule_name would be “wacom” not libwacom
HI did use wacom
Hthe name of the module itself is called libwacom
Dlibwacom i suspect is a user space library and not the kernel module
Dits not, i see its listed as just “wacom”
Hman
Hthe package itself is called libwacom, not the module
Loh wait that's a feature on the lgo? cool!
Hthat's why I call it like that
L...does anything support it tho
Ksteam input does
KI like to bind gyro to mouse look
Kany game has switch motion controls now
Hlike I said, I do this on basically every system that comes with it preinstalled
H
Lhm imma try and figure out how to do that
AThanks. I may just rebuild one of my OTHER older laptops and put a "dumb" linux build on it where I can use VMware WS pro for the few things I had in mind. IDK that I should be messing with trying to package a kmod.
Hnow that "BREADcom" owns VMware
HI hope they do what a lot of people have been asking for
HNative support for Immutable and SysV/BSD-like systems
Agotta work on some other stuff for my actual job... thanks @- Hexality - and @yukidream
Hgood luck
A@- Hexality - that would be nice!
LWHOAAAAAAAAA
Lspeaking of switch, do you know if this would work for totally legal switch emulation?
Dgotcha. well the way i see it then theres a conflict, i was reading that OTD is an alternative to libwacom rpm you pointed out, you probably better off opening a github issue or making a post to bazzite-help so the devs can consider removing libwacom from the base image. rpm-ostree can remove base images, but they creep back on every update. so there’s that
Hconsidering it's shipped by default on silverblue
Di say opening an issue because it may not be simple
Dyeah
HI wonder if they would really do it
HBazzite has an option to install OpenTabletDriver on the installation welcome screen
Hhaving it conflicting with a module already installed is a bit eh
Kotd is there for tablets not natively supported
Kwacom we expect you to use libwacom
Hthe problem is that libwacom works like crap
Kwon't remove, will assist in figuring out why you can't disable
Hthat's the main reason I ditched it long ago
Hspecially considering that back then, you even had to manually set coordinates through the terminal cause there was no gui or native DE support of any kind