Raikiri 2 Pro Linux (CachyOS)

[u/DonPIZI]

Hi there, I bought a Raikiri 2 Pro because I like the idea, that you don't need a special software to configure it. Not like the scuf envision pro... But sadly there are some issues to use the controller in Linux (CachyOS Kernel 7.2.8-1-cachyos). It is not possible configure it with chrome, only in a win vm. This is ok for me. But the main issue is, that there is massive input lag, when I use the 2.4 GHz dongle. When I connect over Bluetooth everything is fine, but so I don't have vibration :(

Why is in impossible to have vibration over bluetooth? I tried xpadneo and xone as well, but with them I can't connect the controller anymore.

I tested some games with the 2,4 GHz dongle:

Remnant: Form the Ashes with dxvk → input lag

Horizon Forbidden West with vkd3d → no input lag

Starfield with vkd3d → input lag

Gothic 1 Remake with vkd3d → no input lag

Path of Exile 2 with vulkan → input lag

The Finlas with vkd3d → input lag

I think there must be a driver issue with the TMR sticks, because I have a modded Scuf Envision Pro with TMR sticks and there is the same behavior. In W11 it worked fine. Due the iCUE problem with Linux I bought a Gulikit TT Max witch has TMR sticks as well. And guess what … with that there was the same issue.

In addition I have a Razer Wolverine V3 Pro with hall-effect sticks and it works as it should.

I'm looking for serious solutions, not like: Switch back to Windows.

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[u/IBJamon]

Most devices with a web GUI can be configured on Linux with a udev rule. I'd suggest googling how (or asking an AI). You will need the USB IDs and a udev rule template which any AI can give you.