new release few weeks ago

https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/releases/tag/v0.7.1

@infinitymdm FYI someone re-requested this on the Solus reddit, any interest in taking on this package as well?

I'll take a look at it. The xone and xpadneo guys actually work pretty closely together, but I think these two drivers may conflict in some areas. It would definitely be nice to have working rumble via wired & Bluetooth though.

I just talked to the folks on the xpadneo discord. We should be able to add this with no conflicts. I'll do some testing this afternoon.

@ReillyBrogan the xpadneo folks are recommending we package xpad-noone as well, as it fixes some xone issues when people are using both older Xbox controllers and new Xbox One / Series S / Series X controllers. I'll put up a package request for that shortly, and once packaged I'll add it as a runtime dependency for xone.

That one looks a bit problematic, what happens if a user installs xone and then removes it for whatever reason? They'll still have xpad-noone installed which means that xbox one+ controllers won't work. I wonder if it might be better to just bundle the xpad-noone kernel module in the xone package so that removing xone correctly removes the xpad-noone ko as well.

In T8641#199412, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

I wonder if it might be better to just bundle the xpad-noone kernel module in the xone package

That doesn't seem to me to be the "right" way to do things, but I can certainly see the argument from the user's perspective. Once I get a few other things updated, I'll update xone with this change, and we can continue this discussion on that diff.

Getting xone fixed for older gamepads is going to be a bit more of a headache than I initially thought. xpad-noone doesn't have any tags or releases, and the maintainer for it (and xone) has apparently disappeared. I'm going to open a new task for this so that we can keep our discussion organized.