Controller not working in Retropie Setup, Runcommand, etc.
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@mitu i'm using the shortcut which retropie setup as created in the app list. It launches gnome terminal full screen and then executes emulationstation
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@fede2782 OK, then in this case I don't understand the 2nd statement:
Interesting that if I launch anything from the gnome terminal the gamepad input works
I don't see what's different between the 2 launch methods. Is the
gnome-terminalwindow not focused when you enter RetroPie-Setup from EmulationStation ? -
@mitu once i launch emulationstation the keyboard and joypad input doesn't work in every terminal based GUI. Both if i launch ES via the shortcut or manually via a gnome terminal screen.
If I run the RetroPie-Setup script from the terminal the keyboard and joypad input works correctly.
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I still don't fully understand how run the RetroPie-Setup script from the terminal is different than launching from a terminal emulator. When you say terminal, do you mean outside of X11/Wayland/Desktop environment ? So if you launch RetroPie-Setup from gnome-terminal , then the menus cannot controlled with the gamepad ?
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@mitu i wasn't clear maybe.
If I MANUALLY launch RetroPie Setup or other retropie scripts from the terminal (since i use desktop i launch from gnome terminal), the controller/gamepad and keyboard input works correctly.
If I launch Retropie setup or runcommand config FROM EMULATIONSTATION keyboard input and controller/gamepad input don't work. During the games launches there is a runcommand loading screen which is Terminal based and keyboard/gamepad input doesn't work here either.
Ask questions if I am still unclear. Have a good day
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@fede2782 said in Controller not working in Retropie Setup, Runcommand, etc.:
Ask questions if I am still unclear. Have a good day
Yes, it's clear. Can you please answer my previous question:
Is the gnome-terminal window not focused when you enter RetroPie-Setup from EmulationStation ?
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@mitu it remains focussed it seems.
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Then I have no idea - try using an
x11desktop session instead ofwaylandand see if that makes a difference. -
@mitu still present both on xorg and wayland
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@mitu it seems that in Debian (LXQT) this issue is not present. I think i'll just switch to it. I assume that this bug is related to the GNOME desktop environment
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