Re: SNES, N64, and PS2 controllers on linux
I installed Mupen64 Plus and Fceux from the Ubuntu repos. In Fceux (NES emulator) the N64 controller worked flawless. For example, I passed the third stage of Battletoads in the first try. In Mupen 64, the analog cant reach the end of his course. You can play, but is better if you use a PSX controller... Odd I know, but is the better way. The PSX work flawless with this dual adapter.
I don't think the others adapters will behave differently with the N64 controller. Aways you will need calibrate the analog, not matter the adapter you use.
Maybe somebody know a way to calibrate the analog, so it can be used in Mupen64 Plus with perfection.
I installed Mupen64 Plus and Fceux from the Ubuntu repos. In Fceux (NES emulator) the N64 controller worked flawless. For example, I passed the third stage of Battletoads in the first try. In Mupen 64, the analog cant reach the end of his course. You can play, but is better if you use a PSX controller... Odd I know, but is the better way. The PSX work flawless with this dual adapter.
I don't think the others adapters will behave differently with the N64 controller. Aways you will need calibrate the analog, not matter the adapter you use.
Maybe somebody know a way to calibrate the analog, so it can be used in Mupen64 Plus with perfection.
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