Hhd

The latest Steam update breaks "Gyro to Mouse [Beta]" with hhd. This release adds a compatibility fix which is off by default that fixes it.

This fix will lower the responsiveness of the controllers on the Go (imperceptible) and will break the controller if the gyro is not working (such as missing the kernel driver in the Ally). So it is off by default, use as needed.

In addition, on the Go mapping M2 to the Mute button is now an option and is disabled by default (no more screenshots).

Under the hood, Handheld Daemon now supports GPD Win devices, although this integration is disabled by default until more testing is done.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd/compare/v1.0.6...v1.0.7

This release contains three minor fixes:
- The Dualsense Edge is its own controller now, hopefully to disambiguate what it is.
- API Settings changes done from the API were not applied before without a restart, they are now.
- The performance optimization for the go LEDs was inverted, since it was causing issues on old firmwares (unclear why).

Did you know that the Handheld Daemon Configurator is now live? Visit [hhd-ui](https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd-ui) to grab the electron version or https://hhd.dev to use it directly from your device!

It also has explanations for each setting that are not possible to show in the decky UI and unhides all settings that were hidden in the previous releases.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd/compare/v1.0.5...v1.0.6

This hotfix fixes controller hiding on boot (!!!)

It also sets the non-edge dualsense controller to be active by default, due to compatibility concerns. For example, Supahot has incorrect bindings.

This update adds a reboot action to the select button and fixes a couple of minor issues.
- You can now hold the select/Legion R/create button for 6 seconds to reboot your device.
- Great for when steam crashes.
- ROG Ally LED brightness is now an option and the default is medium.
- Before, leds were set to high always, which led them to turn off at 30% brightness and less.
- Legion Go LEDs are updated faster now.
- Settings wordings changed.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd/compare/v1.0.3...v1.0.4

This release is a test for the Fedora COPR publishing action. Coming to a Fedora distro near you!

It also fixes a potential bug, in the case gyro is broken (due to the kernel) and enabled.

This is a general quality of life update, with improvements to the decky API, ROG Ally fixes, and a rumble compatibility upgrade.

- This release hides around half of the settings from decky, which you did not need to set anyway.
- Including the brightness bar :(.
- Much cleaner to use now.
- Settings are still in the state.yml file.
- Ally Mode change broke the paddles in the previous release. Now hhd re-initializes the gamepad on mode-change.
- It seems that ASUS wipes the configuration on mode change/restart/whenever
- Therefore it is not possible to configure the controller outside of hhd anymore (e.g., asusctl, kernel).
- Large perf improvements in the API response speed
- from 800ms to 7ms (100x)!
- Changing settings is now instant.
- Accompanying 0.0.4 decky upgrade disables disabling the inputs as well, for a nice quality of life improvement.
- Rumble compatibility upgrade
- Rumble did not work in games that support and output Dualsense audio haptic feedback (e.g., Death Stranding)
- However, those games output compatibility rumble data, that hhd can now utilize!

Also, did you notice the state.yml header is now on the bottom? That should make it a lot easier to edit over nano/vim/etc.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd/compare/v1.0.1...v1.0.2