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berarma / new-lg4ff

Experimental Logitech force feedback module for Linux
GNU General Public License v2.0
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i’m noob!need some install help:( #100

Closed chinalhx closed 2 days ago

chinalhx commented 3 days ago

I am a newbie in arch linux. Following your method, I successfully installed oversteer+ Thrustmaster T300 RS with hid-tmff2 However, now a new question comes, how do I install new-lg 4ff? Is there any one-click installation command suitable for Arch Linux novices? I am willing to buy a cup of coffee as a sponsor@berarma

chinalhx commented 3 days ago

To be honest, I feel disgusted when I see various commands now, especially when I need to spend time to find a solution So is there anything I can install with one click? Or copy what you wrote so that it can be used on steamos (archlinux system)? This will make it easier for me to install new-lg4ff

berarma commented 3 days ago

To be honest, I feel disgusted when I see various commands now, especially when I need to spend time to find a solution So is there anything I can install with one click? Or copy what you wrote so that it can be used on steamos (archlinux system)? This will make it easier for me to install new-lg4ff

Do you have a Logitech wheel?

chinalhx commented 3 days ago

To be honest, I feel disgusted when I see various commands now, especially when I need to spend time to find a solution So is there anything I can install with one click? Or copy what you wrote so that it can be used on steamos (archlinux system)? This will make it easier for me to install new-lg4ff

Do you have a Logitech wheel?

yep！my devices:Steamdeck oiled+Logitech G29(include H shift), Just after this post was posted, I tried to install it myself. I don’t know if it was successful. When I used the’ sudo dmegs ‘command, the output showed loading out of tree. here’s output link: https://github.com/berarma/new-lg4ff/issues/101

berarma commented 2 days ago

Answering the original question, there's no one-click command but instructions should be enough.