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QtSixA is the Sixaxis Joystick Manager. It can connect PS3 hardware
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(Sixaxis/DualShock3 and Keypads) to a Linux-compatible machine.
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Currently it supports Sixaxis buttons, axis, accelerometers and LEDs.
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Some patches thankfully taken from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/qtsixa/.
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Notes:
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Be sure you are using a Bluetooth dongle with a HCI version higher than 1.1
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by using `hciconfig default version | grep HCI`.
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Please note that due to the behaviour of "sixpair" and a replaced "hidd",
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the stock Bluetooth stack is getting disabled while running and no other
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Bluetooth devices will work, until the "replaced" hidd is disabled again
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from `sh /etc/rc.d/rc.sixad stop`.
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In case something like `kdesu` is not installed, you need to run `qtsixa`
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with root rights.
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Steps:
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- connect your device through USB
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- start "qtsixa" and pair your device (Tasks->Pair Device to PC)
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- start "sixad" by `sh /etc/rc.d/rc.sixad start`
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- press the PS button on your controller
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Pairing is just needed once. If wanted, you can add rc.sixad to your
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rc.local and pressing the PS button again after a reboot without any
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further interaction.
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