Cold_Brew_Enema @ Cold_Brew_Enema @lemmy.world

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I thought the driver came in the kernel. I am trying to use it wired, not Bluetooth. If I use lsusb it recognizes the Dualsense controller. It's so weird

Windows 11 absolutely does require secure boot

It's a ps5 controller, not xbox

I have steam-devices and same issues. No luck at all. Thanks for the response.

Thanks so much. I may give some of those a try

Thanks for the response. If I can figure this controller thing out I think I am good. But yeah I may try another distro if needed

Ah thanks. I will do that

I've spent all night and all day reading documentation and trying every solution I could find.

No I didn't. When I installed Linux mint the first time I was able to fix everything. I needed to reinstall it and that is where this controller issue started

Nope I was wrong. A fresh install didn't work

I'm just trying a reinstall. I'm thinking something happened when making the Bootable usb.

Thanks ill maybe give that a shot

Thanks. Just getting heated because I really want it to work for me

Thanks, I might try that if a new install doesn't work

Honestly I am just going to try a reinstall and see if that works.

Thats the thing. I've tried both xbox and ps5 controllers, and none are working. I test with jstest-gtk and whats weird is the right joystick shows it only moves up and down. Not sure if that's related, but it's weird

I did a first install of mint months ago and daily drove it. I have gotten pretty used to Linux.

Dual boot with Windows. Dumb windows requires it

Thanks for the response

Thanks for the thoughtful response, and not chastising me like half the other people in this thread. Yes it's been very frustrating because I want to switch full time. I don't understand how I am having these issues on a reinstall of Linux, when my first install had none of these issues.