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Udev rules? When I used thunar to look for udev folder and looked in rules folder I couldn't find anything about dualsense let alone playstation.
You should see a rule similar to 60-valve-hardware.rules and 60-steam-input.rules
What do I do then?
I searched, cant find it. I do see hid-playstation though.
Edit:
Seems in Mint the package you are looking for is "steam-devices"
In synaptic package manager? I am using the flatpak version, not the debian package version.
Dualsense gamepad working fine via USB and via Bluetooth, both for games that support it directly and via Steam's advanced controller support
using LMDE6 may yield different results but it's more likely the issue lies with the flatpak version of Steam
So far... I uninstalled all the games on the flatpak version and uninstall, then, I went to LMDE6 software manager and installed Steam debian package version.
I am able so far to get THPS1+2 to work with the dualsense along with katamari damacy, however I cant get it to work wirelessly even though it show up in the bluetooth settings.
What should I do?
Recently, my DualSense controller stopped working with some Proton games. I believe this is an issue that emerged with a Proton Experimental update. Switching to Proton 9 fixed the issue for me.
Hope this helps for those who've been experiencing controller issues with Steam on Linux recently.
Not sure for what its worth to mention but I gave sonys official dualsense firmware another shot but in bottles flatpak instead, I think set proton down to version 7-14 and then I was able to get wireless to work.
Charging is weird, wasn't it suppose to be an orange color when the dualsense is charged with a usb c to usb a cable that transfer speeds up to 480 mbps like a ONN cable?
Regardless if its vanilla arch or other distros like manjaro? Not sure how steamOS 3.5 does it though.