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Well here is a pleasant Christmas surprise... Sony has published a new hid-playstation Linux kernel driver for bringing up the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller and will also be used for supporting other PlayStation hardware on Linux.

This new Linux kernel driver supports the PlayStation 5 DualSense game controller both in USB and Bluetooth modes. All key functionality along with LEDs, motion sensors, touchpad, battery, lightbar, and rumble are all supported by this official Sony Linux driver.


The Linux kernel already has the existing hid-sony driver while this PlayStation 5 game controller comes with the hid-playstation driver. In announcing the new driver, they are planning to move some of the Sony Interactive Entertainment hardware support from the existing hid-sony to hid-playstation drivers. The hid-sony driver will continue to be maintained and used by broader Sony devices. This new driver follows the move from about a year ago of Sony officially maintaining the hid-sony Linux input driver.
The Linux driver exposes DualSense functionality as a compositive device similar to DualShock 4 in hid-sony, spanning multiple frameworks. First, it exposes 3 evdev nodes for respectively the gamepad, touchpad and motion sensors. The FF framework is used to provide basic rumble features. The leds-class is used to implement the Player indicator LEDs below the DualSenses touchpad, while the new leds-class-multicolor is used for the lightbars next to the touchpad.

Not yet supported are new unique features introduced by the DualSense such as Adaptive Triggers and the VCM based Haptics. These features require a large amount of data and complex data structures. It is not clear how to expose these. The current Evdev and FF frameworks are too limiting. We hope to have a dialog on how to expose these over time in a generic way.

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