usbjoysticks

Enumerating usb joysticks on Linux

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This software enables the user to enumerate USB joysticks on the js device files on a Linux platform. The user can view the joysticks' events such as button and axes changes, to modify the correction values, and the button and axes mapping.

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Operating Systems

Linux

Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

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Programming Language

C++

Registered

2011-06-30

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