On Tue, 2020-01-28 at 22:22 -0800, Roderick Colenbrander wrote: > As you can see this creates an awkward situation. I'm sure there > other > such devices as well e.g. counterfeit Logitech keyboards, USB serial > adapters and other periperhals with similar challenges. In an ideal > world the support would live in another driver, but since in case of > this "fake" PS3 controller it "share" our product / vendor ids it is > tricky. At this point there is not a strong enough case yet to > augment > the "hid-quirks" to do so, but perhaps if it became a serious issue > (e.g. for newer controllers) maybe we need to think of something. I'm pretty certain that the only reason why those use "fake" VID/PID combinations is because that's the only thing the consoles will accept. That's par for the course when you try to close off your ecosystem that those that try to enter it will use the means at their disposal to do that.
