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    Phoronix: AntiMicro 2.6 Yields Greater Compatibility For Gamepads On Linux

    Released this week was a new update to AntiMicro, the GUI program for mapping keyboard keys and mouse controls to a gamepad, which is useful for games without any gamepad (or inadequate) support...

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  • #2
    Interesting - reminds me of a piece of software I wrote some time ago, in Python, which does a similar thing but on a lower level, without GUI:


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    • #3
      Cool, I might have to check this out. I've used xpadder in the past, but the last time I checked, it had been abandoned and wasn't being updated at all. Nice to see a version that is under active development.

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      • #4
        Tried to make a post before, but I think it failed. Project reminds me of similar software that I wrote, which does not depend on X libraries and purely the linux input and uinput api. Also works over the network, which makes for quite some interesting setups:

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        • #5
          Originally posted by kaprikawn View Post
          Cool, I might have to check this out. I've used xpadder in the past, but the last time I checked, it had been abandoned and wasn't being updated at all. Nice to see a version that is under active development.
          IIRC, xpadder in Windows isn't abandoned, it just isn't free anymore.


          I might consider trying this out too. I have a DS4 and ds4drv seems to cause more problems than it fixes, so this'll be worth trying.

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          • #6
            It's a great program. The dev is very responsive and does a lot of the packaging himself.

            I've found myself using antimicro on days I want to laze on a couch with a controller rather than using the mouse and keyboard in a chair.... great for minecraft.

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            • #7
              Just noticed a bug in Logitech's 'Cordless Rumblepad II' drivers while testing this. *pfffff* now I have to find out where to report it.

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