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Last Review by stefan_nicolau - posted: 03-06-2006 08:27 AM

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The camera worked with the (new) pwc kernel module from Luc Saillard (http://www.saillard.org/linux/pwc/) No kernel recompile required. This webcam has by far the best resolution and picture quality of all the webcams I've tried.

Rating: 10

Product Details: "QuickCam Pro 4000" by jkrohn - posted: 02-16-2004 - Rating:

8.25

Last Review by stefan_nicolau - posted: 07-17-2005 02:48 AM

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The mouse works fine with the standard drivers. To enable the media buttons, use this (slightly-troublesome to get working) driver: http://daemon.prozone.ws/~david/projects/lmpcm_usb/

Rating: 9

Product Details: "Media Play" by stefan_nicolau - posted: 06-15-2005 - Rating:

9.00

Last Review by stefan_nicolau - posted: 06-15-2005 03:02 PM

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Works without any third-party driver, I have not tried force feedback yet. I think you need kernel modules joydev and usbhid. device is /dev/input/js0. All the buttons and axes seem to work. Button 9 is a beam that detects wether there is something (a hand) in the joystick. This is intended to disable force feedback when nobody is holding the joystick. This device has been discontinued by Microsoft.

Rating: 9

Product Details: "SideWinder force feedback 2 joystick" by stefan_nicolau - posted: 06-12-2005 - Rating:

9.00

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