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Summary

Product:
Dual Trigger 3-in-1

Vendor:
Thrustmaster

Tested operating systems:
Debian GNU/Linux

Most recent version of this submission:
Dual Trigger 3-in-1

Average Rating:

Tagged as:
Trigger

Submit a new result for this product

2009-09-18 09:47:57 - Operating System/Rating: Debian GNU/Linux

Anonymous

Post License:
GNU LGPL

8-axis, 12-button programmable PS2/PS3/PC gamepad. All axes and buttons work as intended. Even programming works just fine, as you do that on the gamepad itself (without software) and it stores the settings in an internal EEPROM.

Tested on newest Sidux with KDE 4.3.1.

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