In order to bring Xbox Adaptive Controller support to Linux users, Yocom has been extending Xpad driver code that's already available on the Linux kernel.

Linux 3.17 is out, and most of the new features are designed to make your hardware play nice with the open-source operating system.

Connecting your Xbox One Controller to a Windows PC, Mac, and Linux is easy as saying your ABCs. Just follow these instructions an you'll be just fine.

What's even better about the 360 controller, is that the wired ones have a compatible driver in order for Windows to be able to game with them. This makes me not miss gaming on the Xbox so much ...

If you've got an Xbox and multiple controllers, it's easy to tie each controller to a different profile on the console. Here's how to set it up.