I would assume not. I’ve never had to install a specific driver for a generic controller. My levered and leverless controllers worked out of the box. It’s just plug and play.

I would assume most controllers follow the usb hid standards and it’s support is already built into the kernel. Same with Playstation controllers as well. Sony hid is inbuilt and steam hid is inbuilt. If the new controllers require new drivers it’s going to be made a standard and be included in the Linux kernel so the controllers will be plug and play for all distros.

What drivers? I didn’t know steam made specific drivers for the steam machine? They only have it preconfigured?

What do you mean? Google is managing the permissions for your self hosted immich?

Just a general jar then. Mason doesn’t have a patent on it anymore and anyone can use it.

Everything should come in mason jars. They are durable, reusable, accessible and timeless.

Luddite is a derogatory term anyway. One might have legit reasons to be against personally using certain technologies

I usually disable right shift because I accidentally keep pressing it while hitting enter making it shift enter

Better yet, replace them with ai. Don’t need to pay someone 300x of an average workers wage just to take bad decisions

Should have checked the calendar then (: