The ?hid-sony? driver has been available on Linux for a while. According to Phoronix, Sony has released a new ?hid-playstation? driver today to include support for DualSense controllers, as well as other PlayStation hardware.
Linux users can now use the DualSense controller in USB and Bluetooth modes. The driver supports the controller?s LEDs, motion sensors, touchpad, battery, lightbar, and rumble. Unfortunately it doesn?t include support for the Adaptive Triggers and Haptic features; the data for these functions is too large and complex. Linux users are hoping that these functions could be implemented in the future, even if it is only in a basic way.

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