https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/12534
If I’m reading this correctly, we can have a full support of (at least?) Flydigi Vader 5 Pro and Apex 5 in Steam. That would include (I guess?) the gyro and (almost certainly) all the additional buttons. Maybe in time for the Steam Machine? Makes sense.
#Steam #SteamInput #SteamController #Flydigi #FlydigiVader5Pro #FlydigiApex5
Am I tempted to get a #FlydigiVader5Pro, even though it’s not an improvement over #FlydigiApex5 for me?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUHpx4rJcvU
Next question.
(I won’t. If nothing breaks, I’m good until 6.)
Updated #Flydigi Apex 5 https://no-pe.netlify.app/gamepad/
Now we have Nintendo Switch profiles. But there are four profiles in total now. Sigh.
I still really like it as a physical device, though!
https://no-pe.netlify.app/gamepad/
> Why did I choose the Flydigi Apex 5? In short, it has six programmable buttons, no software is needed, dual mode triggers, and sticks that I adore.
(I decided to split the post because I apparently have a lot to say about the gamepad. The old link should redirect to the post just about the mouse.)
#FlydigiApex5 #FlydigiApex4 #FlydigiApex #flydigi #EliteGamepad #gamepad
Me: I shouldn’t buy new gamepads unless they are a clear and significant improvement over the ones I already own. For example, the only reason to upgrade the Apex 4 would be if they added more programmable buttons or put the back buttons in a vertical configuration.
Flydigi: [image]
Me: [takes out the wallet]
Andrew