@boilingsteam if you guys have a contact at gamesir maybe give them a suggestion of publishing their controller util software on steam itself as well as the windows store.
@WagesOf@boilingsteam With hall effect joysticks? Generally I already got an awesome controller (Dualshock 4, works like a charm with any device), however I didn't give it a hall effect upgrade yet. Being able to buy a good hall effect gamepad w/ Linux compatibility would be really nice.
@Natanox@boilingsteam you'll want the cyclone pro for gall effect. Tbh hall effect is only a thing because the Nintendo switch has such trash pots in it that wear out in thousands of wipes rather than tens of thousands.
I set my deadzones super small on my standard one and it doesn't drift at all.
That being said if it's the feature you're looking for the cyclone is the one w/o RGB while your original, great, choice of the kaleid is the one w the RGB.
@WagesOf@boilingsteam I did encounter stick drift on other gamepads too (like one of my Dualshock 4 pads), so it's definitely a thing in general with potentiometer-driven sticks. That's why I'd love some hall effect sticks. 😉
These things have modes that you switch with the controller itself so you're telling it to directly imitate a switch pro, Xbox or ps4 controller over Bluetooth.
This is pretty great for compatibility, since you can say Linux supports a switch controller w gyro and know that the gamesir will too.
@WagesOf@boilingsteam Hope it's better than with the GameSir G4s. It got a comparable feature for Android and iPhone but a really awful input lag, the buffer apparently can't keep up and slowly fills up (however even the first command is already delayed). I only use it wired because it's that bad.
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