The manager for steering wheels on Linux called "Oversteer" has been released as version 0.7.2.

Changelog:

0.7.2

Fix permissions issue for Thrustmaster devices.

The steering wheel manager for Linux called "Oversteer" has been released in the version 0.7.1:

0.7.1

Changes:

The usual bug fixes.

The steering wheel manager for Linux called "Oversteer" has been released in the version 0.7.0:

0.7.0

Changes:

Added Logitech G923, Thrustmaster T150 and T500RS to the list of supported wheels.
Added German, Finnish and Turkish translations.
Install udev rules by default in more sensible locations (check the README in case you need to remove the old files.)
Bug fixes.

The Steering Wheel Manager for Linux called "Oversteer" has been released in the Version 0.6.0:

0.6.0

Changes:

UPDATE 5: and another small update up to Version 0.5.5 has been released:

Fix saving profile when the ffbmeter isn't supported.

UPDATE 4: another small update up to Version 0.5.4 has been released:

Fix error on startup in some system configurations.

The manager for Logitech driving wheels called "Oversteer" has been released as version 0.4.1:

Fixed loading profiles from CLI.
Fixes to desktop integration files.
Revised README.

Also the experimental force-feedback-driver for Logitech driving wheels called "new-lg4ff" has been published as version 0.3.1: