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linux identifying multiple joysticks

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Nikolas Rian

Today while I was carrying out tests with wine and the ubissoft connect and I noticed that the buttons of an xbox controller appeared in the app's interface, the problem being that no one of my controls is connected

I tested it in several apps like steam and in several games and they all identify a connected controller

Using jstest, 4 xbox 360 controllers appeared but I don't even own an xbox 360 controller just an xbox one controller and an imitation of a 360 controller enter image description here

And while I was writing this, 4 more controls just appeared in jstest, but i discovered that they where created by steam. enter image description here

My xbox one controller is working perfectly through bluetooth but my imitation xbox 360 controller is no longer recognized by the system, it uses a small reciver in pendrive format to connect to the device

The controls do not appear when I use xinput in the terminal and both my controls work perfectly in windows (I have dual boot) enter image description here

I tried to remove the files corresponding to the joysticks in dev/inputs but when I restarted the system they came back

is there any way i can get rid of these ghost joysticks? they really get in my way especially in games that use the controller but I prefer to use the mouse and keyboard

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