v0.6.0.2
Bug-fix release on top of v0.6.0.1.
Fixes
- Steam Deck: the back-paddle buttons in the side panel now match the device — the left column reads L4 (top) → L5 (bottom) and the right R4 → R5, instead of being upside-down. The SC2 and other controllers are unchanged.
Which AppImage do I download?
…-x86_64.AppImage→ a normal PC (Intel/AMD desktop or laptop, and the Steam Deck). If you're not sure, this is the one you want.…-aarch64.AppImage→ ARM devices only (Raspberry Pi, ARM boards, etc.). It will not run on a normal PC.
There's a single build, made on Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy); it runs on Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Arch, Fedora and anything newer.
⚠️ AppImage users: install the udev rules first
The AppImage cannot install the udev rules it needs, so a detected controller will appear to do nothing (no device access, and the virtual gamepad at /dev/uinput can't be created) until you install them. This is needed only for the AppImage — the Arch and other distro packages already include these rules.
Steam Deck (SteamOS): you can skip all of this — SteamOS already ships udev rules for Steam devices, so the AppImage works out of the box.
- Download
69-sc-controller.rulesfrom this release. - Copy it into place — this needs
sudo:sudo cp 69-sc-controller.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/69-sc-controller.rules
- Reload and re-apply the rules:
sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger - Unplug and replug the controller (or its wireless dongle) — or reboot.
Assets
- AppImage —
x86_64(PC / Steam Deck) andaarch64(ARM). 69-sc-controller.rules— udev rules for AppImage users (see above).- Source archives —
.tar.gz/.zip. - Arch package + PKGBUILD —
sc-controller-cc.