Understeer has been released in version 2.2.0 - shortly after version 2.1.0.

The open-source tool offers a graphical interface to configure Fanatec wheelbases on Linux via the hid-fanatecff driver and to save settings as presets.

New is the optional display of the preset name on the LED display of the steering wheel. A preset now also belongs to the slot it was applied in, and a display test shows whether the steering wheel has a display.

• Preferences → Wheelbase can show the name of the applied preset on the LED display of the steering wheel, off unless switched on: the first three characters it can show, e.g. “Ral” for “Rally 1”. Also for the preset of a game that starts, and after switching slots the preset of the new slot
• A preset belongs to the slot it was applied in: after switching slots, in Understeer or on the wheelbase, the preset of the new slot is active again, and the values of another slot are no longer offered for saving into the preset
• “Remove … from Slot” in the Presets menu takes the active preset out of the slot; its values stay on the wheelbase
• Preferences → Wheelbase has a test for the steering wheel display: it shows a short text such as 888, so you can see whether your steering wheel has a display, which the driver can’t tell

Source: GitHub