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How would you recenter a trackball during gaming? Maybe good for a mouse replacement but not good as a joystick.

Squidge did add Joysticksupport to pifba (a fba2x fork). Whoever maintains fba on Pandora could have a look at his code. The hatswitches should be supported there, too.

I think the problem is, that PS3 controllers have the "hat" switches as the dpad. Those are not mapable by a lot of software. Also on PC Linux and Mac.

He did say it multiple times and there really is no need to. We know each other on these boards for ages and of course we are supportive to a communitymember in need. My wife also doesn't really understand why I "waste" that much time with this device and on those boards, but it is more than...

Well, maybe I worded that wrong. I only wanted to suggest to add lead-free solder to remove the components or the solder itself. Not to to solder new parts with a mixture.

Really, if those are your intentions, count me in. I want to help even if it is only a little. So pm me your paypal address :) . My mother had cancer, too and almost died from it. Right now she is well again. The hope dies last. So keep your head up.

If you need to get lead free solder flowing that is connected to the ground plane, you need a sondering iron with a high thermal capacity, a flat tip and also you can feed some leaded solder or flux into it to get it flowing.

You could have a look at emulationstation. A pretty nice gles2 frontend used on the raspberry pi with autoscraping of game info.

Or just have a feature that burns out the soc when called. Should be doable with some 5v realis to the wrong cpu pins, but can also be quite dangerous for the user playing around with it.

The script need to know where to look for them somehow so you could search the sourcecode and redirect the calls.

./fc emptycash > Ziz'_bank_account

Tere could be a compiletime switch where it has to look for it. Try ./configure --help

I built glic, gtk3 and all the dependencies in codeblocks and installed them in a separate folder. Then compiled apps against them and it was working fine actually.

Did the survey. Eager to see the results.

Link?

Only solution I could think of is to install them seperately in /usr/local for example and package them in a pnd that overlays them to the correct system path when mounted. So application maintainers need to get them from there if newer programs need them.

A really nice addition in my opinion. There cannot be enough sensors as long as you can deactivate them if you don't need them.

Lunixboxhs already built it on Pandora so ot should be possible. mayve he can make a deal with them to distribute it as a paied pnd somehow.

Sad news... All the best to you.