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Same exact problem here. I can use the controller in big picture but seems dead in battleblock theatre. Have you solved ? How ?
Its annoying, the xbox controller works properly on steam big picture mode and on non-steam games, but on a steam game it just doesn't work at all.
On Ubuntu and derivatives (I have Linux Mint) i installed ubuntu-xboxdrv driver:
And most games work with my xbox 360 wifi controllers. For the few exceptions that don't work with ubuntu-xboxdrv i use xpad:
Great post. I guess people that are having issues with the original xbox controller should ask for help in their distribution's forum, since this seems to be a distribution specific issue concerning drivers. xboxdrv is an xbox emulator and won't fix issues with the original xbox controller.
I'm not sure. If you give it a try, post your results, please.
portal seems to recognize that a controller is present, but in game there is no response from any input.
borderlands 2 doesn't even recognize a controller at all.
i've tried qjoypad, xboxdrv, and xpad, all with no success. WTF, mates?
Try to follow this tutorial instead: http://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/0/558748653738497361/
You must remove everything you've already done, like xpad and qjoypad, or else you'll mess up your kernel modules. If evtest won't show you an event, you might have a driver issue, then I suggest you ask for help on Ubuntu forums. People on Ubuntu forums are mean, specially the moderators, and they won't probably help you, only insult you. But try your luck!
My GameSir G3S controller worked with all Xinput games in Linux Mint 17.1 except Skullgirls, Vanguard Princess and Hidden in Plain Sight.
Now just by going to Settings --> Controller --> Configurations and marking the "Generic gamepad configuration support" checkbox it works flawlessly!
It's important to note I had a Microsoft Xbox 360 wireless receiver plugged in, even though I wasn't using my X360 pad anymore. Get this: Steam showed FOUR X360 and 1 generic game controller, even though only my GameSir was connected. So probably unplugging the wireless receiver to make the 4 ghost controllers disappear was important: Xinput can only handle 4 controllers, so maybe my Xinput GameSir didn't exist for Skullgirls or Vanguard Princess.
Either way controller configuration in Big Picture is the way to go!
Plus with the January 18 (2017) update you have more options for remapping controllers apart from Steam's or the Dualshock 4.