qjoypad
QJoyPad is a command line tool that enables users to map gamepad input to keyboard and mouse events on Linux. It allows gaming enthusiasts to play games that do not natively support gamepads with their preferred input device. QJoyPad interacts with the Linux kernel's input event interface to capture gamepad events. With QJoyPad, users can create customized profiles to map different gamepad buttons and axes to specific keyboard keys, mouse clicks, or mouse movements. These profiles can be saved and loaded for different games or applications. The tool offers advanced features like sensitivity adjustments, deadzone settings, and button combinations to provide a more precise and personalized gaming experience. QJoyPad's command line interface allows for easy configuration and management of the tool, making it a versatile and flexible solution for gamepad support on Linux systems.
List of commands for qjoypad:
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qjoypad:tldr:09dc0 qjoypad: Force a running instance of QJoyPad to update its list of devices and layouts.$ qjoypad --updatetry on your machineexplain this command
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qjoypad:tldr:58b8b qjoypad: Start QJoyPad but don't show a system tray icon.$ qjoypad --notraytry on your machineexplain this command
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qjoypad:tldr:722b3 qjoypad: Start QJoyPad and force the window manager to use a system tray icon.$ qjoypad --force-traytry on your machineexplain this command
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qjoypad:tldr:9ee0b qjoypad: Start QJoyPad and look for devices in a specific directory.$ qjoypad --device=${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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qjoypad:tldr:c2048 qjoypad: Load the given layout in an already running instance of QJoyPad, or start QJoyPad using the given layout.$ qjoypad "${layout}"try on your machineexplain this command