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Update 08Aug2026: We've completed our beta test release for this new version 9.94 according to the usual pattern, now including binaries for Steam Deck and for Raspberry Pi 4, 400, 5, and 500. The Raspberry Pi release also includes a shell script that will automatically download the source code, install all prerequisite software libraries, compile the source code, install the result, and download and install all of the usual companion files (3d aircraft, sound effects, music, etc) so everything is...

Update 08Aug2026: We've completed our beta test release for this new version 9.94 according to the usual pattern, now including binaries for Steam Deck and for Raspberry Pi 4, 400, 5, and 500. The Raspberry Pi release also includes a shell script that will automatically download the source code, install all prerequisite software libraries, compile the source code, install the result, and download and install all of the usual companion files (3d aircraft, sound effects, music, etc) so everything is...

Update 08Aug2026: We;ve completed our beta test release for this new version 9.94 according to the usual pattern, now including binaries for Steam Deck and for Raspberry Pi 4, 400, 5, and 500. The Raspberry Pi release also includes a shell script that will automatically download the source code, install all prerequisite software libraries, compile the source code, install the result, and download and install all of the usual companion files (3d aircraft, sound effects, music, etc) so everything is...

Update 08Aug2026: We;ve completed our beta test release for this new version 9.94 according to the usual pattern, with binaries for Steam Deck and for Raspberry Pi 4, 400, 5, and 500. The Raspberry Pi release also includes a shell script that will automatically download the source code, install all prerequisite software libraries, compile the source code, install the result, and download and install all of the usual companion files (3d aircraft, sound effects, music, etc) so everything is as easy...

In early AUG2026 we released LAC Version 9.94 for beta testing. It allows LAC users to map a keyboard key and a joystick (or console game controller) button to mumble's "Push-to-Talk" facility, completely solving the "Push to Talk" problem when flying LAC in Wayland environments. After upgrading to the latest versions of LAC and mumble, you can learn exactly how to map mumble's "Push-to-Talk" facility to a keyboard key and, optionally, to a joystick button, by clicking on THIS link: https://askm...

In early AUG2026 we released LAC Version 9.94 for beta testing. It allows LAC users to map a joystick (or console game controller) button to mumble's "Push-to-Talk" facility, completely solving the "Push to Talk" problem when flying LAC in Wayland environments. After upgrading to the latest versions of LAC and mumble, you can learn exactly how to map mumble's "Push-to-Talk" facility to a keyboard key and, optionally, to a joystick button, by clicking on THIS link: https://askmisterwizard.com/201...

One of the cool new features of this new version 9.94 allows you to map a joystick button to LAC's "Push-to-Talk" facility. This even works in modern "Wayland" environments where "Push-to-Talk" has heretofore been impossible! Here's a direct link to detailed instructions for using this new version of LAC to map "Push-to-Talk" to a joystick button if you've updated to a new version of mumble since mid-2026: https://askmisterwizard.com/2019/LinuxAirCombat/Controls/HowToMapLacJoystickButtons01.pdf

Further information on this subject is available in THIS forum thread: https://sourceforge.net/p/linuxaircombat/discussion/flightcontrolhardware/thread/c8b982b449/