feat: add support for PS5 controller with different name #3
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I have a genuine PS5 controller here whose name differs from the names currently supported by dsdrv: * `Sony Interactive Entertainment DualSense Wireless Controller` (USB) * `DualSense Wireless Controller` (Bluetooth) Command to list name: `evtest </dev/null 2>&1 | grep -ioP '/dev/input/event.*:\s*\K.*controller.*$'`
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I have a genuine PS5 controller here whose name differs from the names currently supported by dsdrv:
Sony Interactive Entertainment DualSense Wireless Controller(USB)DualSense Wireless Controller(Bluetooth)I used the following command to find out the name:
evtest </dev/null 2>&1 | grep -ioP '/dev/input/event.*:\s*\K.*controller.*$'I successfully tested that dsdrv provides motion and touch for the controller using this patch.