I have a Gravis digital and compiled it as module and it is not even detected by the system. Works fine in Windows though. Tim, NJ Nevada wrote:
I'm just a newbie and not an expert, but you can compile Joystick support into the kernel or load it as a module. You can use Yast to do this.
Nevada
"Darren R. Weber" wrote:
I'd like to set up my new joystick and possibly try out a few games under Linux. I've never really had time for games on here, but with the new versions of Quake II and Loki Games planning to port more games I'd like to give it a try. Can someone point me in the right direction to find out how. Maybe a good howto somewhere?
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