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Message: [QUOTE="Juicy, post: 8384, member: 8597"] Not sure what kind of issues you are running into maybe some dependencies you need to install for generic stuff to work. Now if you have an issue with bluetooth saying you need a pin there is a work around you can do you go into your /etc/bluetooth folder and look for input.conf look for ClassicBondedOnly and set to false. if there is a # in front of the line take it out so it should read like: ClassicBondedOnly=false then run command: sudo systemctl restart bluetooth doing this should get around the issue with requiring a pin to connect I dunno if this will help but hey I did this when my dualshock 3 controllers were giving me issues. If anything make sure you update your packages and whatnot maybe check and look to see if there is a library or dependency you need that isn't installed. When that doesn't work then maybe use a controller that has more support. [/QUOTE]

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