InputPlumber, a tool for managing and remapping input devices on Linux, has been released in version v0.83.0.
After version v0.82.0, this release brings trigger haptics for the ROG Ally / Xbox Ally X, support for the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X20 and numerous event filters across various drivers.
Features
- Added EventCapability trait
- Added trigger haptics for ROG Ally / Xbox Ally X
- Added hardware support for ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X20
Bug Fixes
- Event filtering additions across multiple drivers: DualSense, Flydigi Vader 4 Pro, FTS3528, GPD device, Horipad Steam, Legion Go S, MSI Claw, Opineo, OXP HID, OXP TTY, Steam Deck, Ultimate 2, and XPad UHID
- Decoupled IIO IMU driver from Capability
- Decoupled Legion Go drivers from Capability
- Fixed AYANEO haptics source busy loop
- Improved Steam Deck Haptics behavior
- Decoupled drivers from InputPlumber native OutputEvents
- Set XpadUhid poll rate to 0ms (matching other event-driven hidraw drivers)
- Restored button events for ZOTAC Zone
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Source: GitHub