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this post was submitted on 21 Dec 2023
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I use an Xbox Series X/S controller (I think? I don't actually own an Xbox Series (is that the name?)). I usually use it via Bluetooth (requires a FW update that can only be installed via windows to actually work), but I aprecieate that there is also a dongle I could use (though, sadly that requires out of tree kernel drivers [edit: on Linux]).
Yes, I think you got the name right.
So, sorry for the confusion, are you able to use the bluetooth functionality on Linux then? That is something that would be appealing to me.
Yep. Well, I've technically only tested it on SteamDeck, but it works out of the box there, so I'm fairly confident it'd work on other distros too.
Nice!