Microsoft Xbox accessibility Controller will support Linux
CTOnews.com, Aug. 17-Microsoft launched the Xbox Adaptive Controller (Xbox accessibility Controller) for disabled players in 2018, which can be used with a variety of switches, buttons, brackets and joysticks.
Recently, Nate Yocom, a contributor to the Linux kernel, submitted a driver support patch for the Xbox accessibility controller, including Layer button, Xbox button, etc., which will be further improved in the future.
CTOnews.com learned that Microsoft's Xbox accessibility controller costs US $99.99 and RMB799 in China, and currently officially supports Xbox and Windows PC platforms.
