How come I can use a sixaxis controller on Gnu+Loonix with no

>>55690161
By actually having drivers?

>>55690161
because someone wrote a scrpit for it in whatever emulator that is?

>>55690161

Windows is designed for people with jobs who want to do useful things.

Linux is designed so that autists can pretend to be useful by making things like sixaxis controllers work with the OS but never really accomplish anything meaningful.

>>55690161
GPL.

>>55690220
>the US DoD uses Linux exclusively for their nuclear arsenal systems
>not anything meaningful

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>>55690220
>Windows is designed for people with jobs who want to do useful things.
>Setting up the controller under Windows takes hours and you need to download third party software that transfers encrypted data to Chinese IPs
>Linux is designed so that autists can pretend to be useful by making things like sixaxis controllers work with the OS but never really accomplish anything meaningful.
>The controller works out of the box

k then

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>>55690220

>>55690220
Because IIS and Active Directory are the usefullest things

>>55690273
>takes hours
lol

>>55690161
Microsoft wants you to buy their xbox controllers instead, it's retarded. Yet another windows problem.

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>>55690161
>windows has no drivers

Because the original ps3 ran an OS based on a Linux distribution. The sixaxis was designed to work as a standard device, and mounts on /dev

>>55691211
The PS3's OS is based on one of the BSDs. However, the PS3 was originally sold as a Linux-capable device, so maybe that was part of the reason.