Anyone know if this is Linux Compatible? Is this controller Linux Compatible? Specifically I would like to use it for the Mupen64Plus emulator on Ubuntu. Thanks for any helpful response.
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Yes, it works out of the box, highly recommended for any Linux distro: SteamOS, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc. Great for games! Works flawlessly with Steam and Steam games. Not sure about ChromeOS or Android but I assume those include all the same drivers as every other Linux distribution does.
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Yes it is. Event two at the same time. But buttons need to be mapped in Mupen64. I'm looking for the right configuration !
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Should be a switch on the back for Xinput and DirectX input. Make sure it's on Xinput and it should work. "jstest-gtk" (sudo apt-get install jstest-gtk) is a program that will allow you to calibrate a Game pad, it's pretty much a must have for all Game pads and can be acquired from the Ubuntu software center also, if you use that OS.
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This item is NOT compatible with current versions of OSX, Linux, or Windows.It is not a problem with the OS or anything. The driver is outdated, 32-bit, and in most computers will fail miserably. The cause ? cheap frame grabber chip (ipassion IP2938) whose support has disappeared.You need to use a really old Windows OS, fiddle around with Macam component for OsX, or try spca5xx effort for Linux.My recommendation ? Spend a couple of more bucks, and buy one with a supported chip. (i.e. BW908 model, with tv-out)
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No, this docking station is not compatible with Linux. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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I haven't found a way to get it to work with ubuntu. The driver supplied is for windows. My ubuntu 12.04 doesn't even recognize that the card is in the computer. I don't know of any linux driver to use for this card. I suggest that you look into cards and/or products made by Hauppage. You can research these devices on ubuntu forums (wiki).
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It works great. If you want to map the buttons, use xboxdrv. It's in the Ubuntu main repository.
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I actually haven't tried that out, I can test it out in a bit.Update: I have tested it on Ubuntu 12.04. Nothing extra to do for the controller or adapter to be detected. I gave it a go on the zsnes emulator and configured the inputs and it worked out fine for every button. Played Super Mario World on it and everything responded like it would when I'm using windows. I have yet to try other games/programs on Ubuntu.
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I bought this device and I am using it. I am quite happy with it. My main workstation has Linux OpenSUSE 11.4, but I also tried it on OpenSUSE 12.1, Fedora 15 and 16 and it works perfectly on all of them.Kyle is right. Sewell USB SoundBox 7.1 USB Sound Card has a C-Media chipset and Linux is able to communicate to it at the chipset level. There is no need for extra drivers or anything. For me in all Linux distros it worked right out of box.
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I am using it on XP, but not sure about Linux. I should as it is a physical switch and not software driven.
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The adapter shows up in Windows as standard controllers, which means in all likelihood it should work under Linux. Even the USB Xbox 360 Controller works on Linux, but needs xpad. Its likely this adapter might need xpad in XInput Mode.
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You can install a driver on Mayflash's website, and the controllers will show up in Windows Devices. So far, I've used it with Dolphin and some Steam games have been able to utilize it.
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The web site for Gmyle says it's for Windows & Mac. That's also what's on the CD that came with it. If you want to run it under Linux, I think you would have to set up a virtual machine on your Linux one, running Windows. (Lots of Linux users do this so they can run Windows programs (like Quicken) not available for Linux. It does good work on myW7 machine. Hal in Albuquerque, NM
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Manufacturer does not seem all that interested in supporting games, a mistake IMHO, as it's a great controller for a few existing and many more upcoming titles. Fortunately some dedicated users have provided a solution that will work with any game supporting a conventional joystick. Search for an open source utility called vJoy and install it in combination with another utility, Sx2vJoy. Configure via the latter and you're all set. Original drivers are not required. The device itself is very well made and well worth the hassle.
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Yes, it's absolutely compatible, right off the bat. You just need to plug the controller (or turn it on, if using a wireless controller + a wireless usb dongle), and when you boot up the game, you can control it with the controller.
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I plugged mine into a Linux Ubuntu Minimal install and it worked without issues. No software install required, no special drivers. It just works.
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The others are on point! You only "need" the Fishman software to configure your device. Beyond that you don't have to use it - but should still have it installed in your DAW. I have found the 3Play to be a true wireless controller. No need for the 13 pin setups of the past. Sweet!
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I haven't tried it with linux, but the windows driver will not work, you have to find one for linux
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I can't say directly, but the controller does have two modes. If Ubuntu can handle either Xinput or DirectInput controllers, then in theory it should be use this controller (A quick Google search leads me to believe it has native Xinput support and you can get Directinput working using a Utility called xboxdrv).