https://linux.die.net/man/1/jstest

Probably installed already,

Also is this steam flatpak or native ?

Hmm, I didn't see that program anywhere. I'm guessing I don't have it or maybe I'm not looking in the right place?

Its a command line/simple gui program- its in the software manager. I use it for making sure my controllers are reading right

Sorry, I'm not familiar. Is this a command to run, or something similar?

This looks complicated to me, and my understanding of it is very limited. Is there a guide or something for exactly what I would need to do and how to do it?

I didn't see my specific device listed under the razer controllers rules, I don't know if that would matter or not.

Will js.test show it ?

Couldn't hurt to try tweaking udev rules. Others for Fedora/etc:

• https://codeberg.org/fabiscafe/game-devices-udev#others

Yes, I've tried with and without steam input enabled. The issue persists regardless of that setting.

I have tried with steam input off, yes. Same issue, no recognition. I don't think the controller is giving kb+m inputs, I think those are the only controls showing up because the controller isn't being recognized/prioritized by the game somehow but my kb+m is.

If it works in Steam but not in game, maybe try double checking that you've enabled Steam Input for the game. It should be in the settings menu in the game's library page!

Have you tried just turning steam input off? It sounds like you have the controller mapped for kb+m, which is the basic default for steam input.

If you don't want a "same all the time" sync, and only want one-time transfer, use KDE Connect.

I got it from play store. I use it to sync markdown files (Obsidian) works like a charm.

I was using it from Fdroid but switched to Github/Obtainium so I get it direct from the dev. Usually, the updates are faster as well.

When I have the choice I'll always choose F-Droid over Play. I trust them much more. And often if there is a paid version alongside the free version you usually get the paid features on F-Droid for free.

I use obtainium because i heard it recommended over fdroid for security reasons, but I don't really understand the nuances there to be honest.

Did you get it from the play store or fdroid? Or somewhere else?

Do you use syncthing fork from the play store or fdroid? Or somewhere else?

Syncthing is great and it has served me really well. I'm going to dip in and recommend a NAS which is so great for file storage and sharing between devices in this way. My Synology NAS started me on this journey and now I'm getting deeper and deeper into self - hosting and expanding my home server.......so be warned that this is a hell of a rabbit hole to jump down.

~~I'm using Syncthing on Fedora and Syncthing-Fork on Android. ~~

I'm fairly sure I followed the instructions on this page https://linuxiac.com/how-to-set-up-and-use-syncthing-to-sync-files/ But I will admit some of it doesn't look familiar.

There is also GSConnect. I haven't used it so can't comment further. https://www.howtogeek.com/keep-linux-pc-and-android-phone-synced-with-gsconnect/

Edit: with Syncthing-Fork's new mystery dev, I've decided to discontinue using that service. I decided to use Localsend as recommended by SideofBurritos. The app doesn't auto sync like Syncthing but is very easy to use and seems fast.

The fork is going strong. Other than the occasional sync conflict to manually resolve I find sychthing works well.

You almost certainly want Syncthing

I see.

Thanks, I'll check there.

Strange. It seems like a bug to me but in not involved with KDE. I would still reach out to them. Perhaps they know more at the KDE forum of how it's supposed to work.

https://discuss.kde.org/

Correction: Unplugging/plugging works (don't know why it didn't work previously). However, enable/disable doesn't remember. When I press super+P and make the changes there it also doesn't remember when switch back to dual monitor. Is this also an issue?