Kai Krakow

> Thanks for the helps, I will try to get my hands on **UB400**, as soon as i got it i will test it and share my result. Yeah thanks,...

> I think my USB cable should be fine though, as the controller works fine with it and I can also use it to copy files from phones and stuff...

@Arian8j2 Try https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/blob/master/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md#high-latency-or-lost-button-events-with-bluetooth-le Also, see here: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/blob/master/docs/BT_DONGLES.md

> After testing the gamepad without xpadneo, except for RetroArch games seem to detect the controller fine without mapping issues, but the Bluetooth connection still drops occasionally so it's definitely...

> controller works albeit without rumble. Please try disabling the initial rumble. There's a race condition in SDL2 which prevents games from detecting rumble support if the announcement of the...

> From what testing I did the disconnects happen exclusively while in-game, never while just connected but on the desktop or something like that. The only exception was when trying...

Thanks. We should add that to the documentation, re-opened.

I just verified this: Our README already points out that Arch requires `linux-headers` to be installed. It seems to be a general special behavior of distributions that DKMS packages do...

Currently you cannot adjust this without hacking the source code. But the infrastructure is there. If you're somewhat into coding, you could hard-code a remapping yourself - it shouldn't be...

There's a proven working example in the source code how to suppress some HID events and synthesize others from it (for the Guide button and emulated profile switching). It's actually...