InputPlumber, an open-source router and remapping daemon for Linux, has released version 0.79 with expanded hardware support and bug fixes. The update focuses on improving compatibility with popular handheld gaming devices.
InputPlumber is designed to combine multiple input devices and translate actions into virtual formats, emulating mouse, keyboard, and gamepad inputs. The latest release adds support for several AYN gaming handhelds, including the AYN Odin 2, Odin 2 Mini, Odin 2 Portal, Odin 3, and THor.
Additionally, InputPlumber 0.79 now supports a range of Retroid Pocket handhelds, such as the Pocket 5, Pocket 6, Pocket Flip 2, Pocket Mini, Pocket Mini V2, and Pocket Nova. Support for the KONKR Pocket FIT controller has also been implemented.
Beyond new hardware support, the update includes corrections to ASUS ROG Ally X mappings and utilizes WMI events for the guide button on the MSI Claw series. Further details and downloads for InputPlumber 0.79 are available on GitHub.
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