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First: I noticed a framerate problem when an inaccessable joystick device exists on the system.
My laptop seems to have an always present /dev/input/js0 device that is not accessable to the user.
When I remove the device (by simply rm'ing the file) the framerate immediately becomes stable. When I create it again (with mknod) it starts stuttering again. My real gamepad doesn't impact this.

Second: Where is the 60 fps patch for Linux? I bought this game a few months ago thinking that it's long been released but it's still on 30 fps in the most recent version.
Post edited February 05, 2017 by Ferreum
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Ferreum: First: I noticed a framerate problem when an inaccessable joystick device exists on the system.
My laptop seems to have an always present /dev/input/js0 device that is not accessable to the user.
When I remove the device (by simply rm'ing the file) the framerate immediately becomes stable. When I create it again (with mknod) it starts stuttering again. My real gamepad doesn't impact this.
Hello Ferreum,

There is a known issue with random devices being detected as game controllers (likely a Linux kernel bug):
http://askubuntu.com/questions/173376/how-do-i-disable-joystick-input/624151#624151
https://www.gog.com/forum/rogue_legacy/gamepad_on_linux_bug

A programmer from Brazil found a solution:
https://github.com/denilsonsa/udev-joystick-blacklist

It blacklists udev devices from being wrongly detected as joysticks. You should be able to add the device (could it be touchpad?) using it's vendor and product hexadecimal IDs. You can obtain them by running the following command:

cat /proc/bus/input/devices
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Ferreum: Second: Where is the 60 fps patch for Linux? I bought this game a few months ago thinking that it's long been released but it's still on 30 fps in the most recent version.
Thanks for the reminder, I'll see what is up with updates for the game.
Post edited February 06, 2017 by linuxvangog
Thank you. The link helped me to crate a rule to automatically remove the device (had to match by its name since both vendor and product id are 0000). Thanks for the quick response!
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Ferreum: Second: Where is the 60 fps patch for Linux? I bought this game a few months ago thinking that it's long been released but it's still on 30 fps in the most recent version.
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linuxvangog: Thanks for the reminder, I'll see what is up with updates for the game.
Any news on the (lack of) up to date linux patches?
Post edited March 31, 2017 by emphyrio