Yeah, it looks like Dolphin is sending the input to the game, so the problem isn't with the controller or anything. If you're using a 64-bit version of Ubuntu, you can install this .deb file for 4.0: https://dl-mirror.dolphin-emu.org/4.0/dolphin-emu_4.0_amd64.deb
To pull from git, make sure to clone into Dolphin's source code repository on Google Code, then run:
That's the commit hash for the 4.0 release. Anytime you want to pull a specific revision, just substitute the hash for the correct commit. If it's not a fresh clone (as in you're using an existing clone, but you've made some changes and git complains when checking out 4.0) then run this command to revert everything back to HEAD
By the way, which game are you trying to play in that screenshot? It doesn't look like Brawl to me, at least my version (Day 1 NTSC-U purchase) always showed a white Wiimote onscreen.
Nah, it ain't a real Linux distro. too much hand-holding, not like Slackware, Arch, Gentoo, or LinuxFromScratch. If you don't boot into the CLI, you're not using real Linux :p Like I said, just jokes. Obviously I have my preferences (Slackware) but I have like 3 machines that run Ubuntu or a derivative. I just like to poke fun at them sometimes. Anyway, hope we can get to the bottom of your issue though.
To pull from git, make sure to clone into Dolphin's source code repository on Google Code, then run:
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git checkout c25be031fc1031d795157d8344b87b7841145197That's the commit hash for the 4.0 release. Anytime you want to pull a specific revision, just substitute the hash for the correct commit. If it's not a fresh clone (as in you're using an existing clone, but you've made some changes and git complains when checking out 4.0) then run this command to revert everything back to HEAD
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git reset HEAD --hardBy the way, which game are you trying to play in that screenshot? It doesn't look like Brawl to me, at least my version (Day 1 NTSC-U purchase) always showed a white Wiimote onscreen.
i418c Wrote:Back to jokes, what do you mean a real Linux distro?!!?? Ubuntu is easy (or at least as easy as Linux distros get) and if it weren't so, I'd still be stuck with Windoze. Not having to reformat every few months is really nice. lol
Nah, it ain't a real Linux distro. too much hand-holding, not like Slackware, Arch, Gentoo, or LinuxFromScratch. If you don't boot into the CLI, you're not using real Linux :p Like I said, just jokes. Obviously I have my preferences (Slackware) but I have like 3 machines that run Ubuntu or a derivative. I just like to poke fun at them sometimes. Anyway, hope we can get to the bottom of your issue though.