Ooohh I have to try that.
Let me know if you get stuck at any point, the docs are not quite there.
Edit: There seems to be a bug/mismatch with how linuxtrack reports translation to DCS, DCS seems to expect intrinsic translation while the app reports extrinsic translation. Or maybe vice versa.
Either way I’ve reported it to the maintainer.
Do any of you perhaps have an idea why the launcher works on first launch and then on subsequent renders a blank white canvas? Can’t really make sense of it.
Maybe ask here: You're invited to talk on Matrix
The most helpful person in there maintains these scripts: GitHub - ChaosRifle/DCS-on-Linux: a set of tools, known issues (and workarounds), as well as other locations to get the best, up to date, advice for running dcs on linux, in an attempt to defragment the whole experience. · GitHub
Maybe there’s a clue in there
To any of you still dual-booting and using TrackIR under Windows, I assume current DCS and most recent TrackIR software version work well together without any coordinate system mismatch bugs?
I just became aware of FFB-Bridge for an alternative to the Moza app, but thought that this will be of interest to Linux users too.
