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this is not bluetooth.
Neither is the xbone dongle, as you argued.
The difference is: The dongle uses all the normal standards, and doesn't need a kernel driver like the msft piece of shit.
no, I said;
so you have me mistaken with someone else. Also, im not sure I appreciate why does it matter if a driver is in /hid or /input/joystick in this regard?
If you need a dedicated driver anyways, what is the difference between them?
My point is that the PS link doesn't need a dedicated driver, why does this one?
yeah, but pslink does still require hid/playstation. this is an newer replacement to joystick/xpad with more features. IMO that is more or less roughly the same there.
Hid is what should be required.
There are a million standards already here, I'd they really want to they can extend hid or something.
This is just a scrappy proprietary driver for no reason :(