Kai Krakow

xpadneo cannot work with USB unless your USB device would be a HID device. But Xbox controllers in USB mode use GIP instead of HID. The in-kernel xpad driver does...

> so, only bluetooth? Yes, in full context, it means exactly that. But xpadneo doesn't depend on Bluetooth, it is a HID driver. Actually, it doesn't even see the Bluetooth...

You can use both at the same time. There's one pitfall: If you disconnect Bluetooth, modern bluez versions will keep the device node around for fast reconnects. If you switch...

You can follow up here if you're observing that behavior of the Bluetooth device staying visible despite being disconnected: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/issues/475#issuecomment-2208490082

It should be, I connected around 6 different controllers, and they can all be connected at the same time.

Please inspect the output of `bluetoothctl` while connecting the controllers. If only one and always the same controller gets recognized, chances are that the others are simply not paired correctly,...

Then it is not announcing Bluetooth. Try double-clicking the connect button while it blinks and see if it shows up. xpadneo supports any amount of controllers. If it still doesn't...

Press and hold the connect button for 5 seconds, the Guide button should start flashing in a faster mode, indicating that it's ready to pair. It should show up in...

Do your other controllers support Bluetooth? Pre Xbox One S, controllers didn't support Bluetooth. And if they do but do not show up, there's nothing we can do about it...

So this looks like this is another controller which has the motor enable bits swapped or in reverse order. Can you please check if LTR corresponds to STR or WEA...