I figured out the issue. Really weird. Steam compatibility mode was disabled so enabling it made my controller work. No idea why. Thanks for the reply though!

Thanks!

It was that easy this time around, because I’m dumb. The last time I never said I needed to sign them in the installer so I had to do it manually

Thanks so much! I appreciate it. Already giving it another go with Pop OS

Thanks so much seriously. This is great

I appreciate the response. What would you recommend as the easiest way to test different distros easily? Vm?

I appreciate the response. I fixed my current issue, but honestly I’m thinking off messing with other distros. We’ll see.

Thanks for the reply. I got it working by forcing steam compatibility mode which i didn’t even realize was off. I appreciate the help.

Thanks for the pointers. That’s awesome

My whole life up until last September when I first installed mint

I tried installing a VM but man it was really laggy. I used the open source one on linix, not virtualbox. I probably fucked something up, though.

It’s probably because I come off as a whiny bitch, which I do. Lol just frustrated.

Thanks for the response I appreciate it

I appreciate it

Thanks for the reply. My next build will not have windows on it at all, If I can help it. Honestly mint is great and was working amazing until I had to reinstall it.

Oh nice. Fuck I might do that

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.