Oh yeah, I was floored when I plugged a DS3 into my Linux laptop and the KDE UI came up prompting me to pair the device over Bluetooth. Sure enough, I unplugged

Oh yeah, I was floored when I plugged a DS3 into my Linux laptop and the KDE UI came up prompting me to pair the device over Bluetooth. Sure enough, I unplugged it and it seamlessly switched to Bluetooth. That was a level of integration I wasn't expecting, and without ever installing any DualShock-specific package. Unfortunately, one of the reasons I bought the controller was to try out the pressure sensitive face buttons, and PCSX2 on Linux didn't seem to support that? On Windows, PCSX2 can do this with ScpToolkit, but that seems to be abandoned. Still, for the 99% of games that don't need pressure sensitive face buttons, the DS3 integration in Linux was literally perfect.