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Sodaplayer: Add modding command

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Add modding command

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Fix formatting

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Add article introduction

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test ref tag

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Dumping some references before I forget them

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‎Example

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‎Peripherals: Correct name

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Continue working on permission example

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Update permissions section

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 == Saved Game / Profile ==
 Your DCS settings are saved in ''Saved Games/DCS'' folder. On Windows, this is typically located at <code>C:\Users\<username>\Saved Games\DCS</code>. When using Wine, this folder will be placed inside a Wine prefix.
 == Simple Radio Standalone ==

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−	DCS: World can be played on a Linux machine along with supporting programs like [http://dcssimpleradio.com/ \| SimpleRadio Standalone] and [https://www.tacview.net/ \| TacView]. This article serves as a collection of how-to guides for setting up DCS and its supporting programs on Linux, and it this article contains guides for troubleshooting peripherals like joysticks and face-tracking devices.	+	DCS: World can be played on a Linux machine along with supporting programs like [http://dcssimpleradio.com/ SimpleRadio Standalone] and [https://www.tacview.net/ TacView]. This article serves as a collection of how-to guides for setting up DCS and its supporting programs on Linux, and it this article contains guides for troubleshooting peripherals like joysticks and face-tracking devices.

	The guides assume you have some basic Linux command line skills. You should be comfortable navigating to and viewing the contents of directories, with user permissions, editing files with a text editor, using symbolic links and environment variables.		The guides assume you have some basic Linux command line skills. You should be comfortable navigating to and viewing the contents of directories, with user permissions, editing files with a text editor, using symbolic links and environment variables.

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 == Peripherals ==
 There are other good resources for configuring and troubleshooting joysticks on Linux. This section will be focused on being a streamlined reference for getting peripherals working through Wine/Proton and cover common issues.
-: ''See also: [https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Gamepad The ArchWiki Gamepad Article] for how joysticks work in Linux''
+: ''See also: [https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Gamepad ArchWiki Gamepad Article] for how joysticks work in Linux''
 === Troubleshooting ===
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 Use <code>lsusb</code> to get the values for ''idProduct'' and ''idVendor''.
- $ lsusb
+  Bus 001 Device 014: ID '''06a3:0763''' Saitek PLC Pro Flight Rudder Pedals</nowiki>
 === Virtual Inputs ===
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 * [https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox AntiMicroX] - Maps controllers to mouse and keyboard buttons.
 * [https://github.com/jgeumlek/MoltenGamepad MoltenGamepad] - Allows you to combine or split controllers into virtual gamepads.
 == Simple Radio Standalone ==
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 <ref>https://old.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/firqs9/getting_windows_wpf_applications_to_run_with_wine/</ref>
 <references />

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	== Simple Radio Standalone ==		== Simple Radio Standalone ==
−	https://old.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/firqs9/getting_windows_wpf_applications_to_run_with_wine/	+
		+	<ref>https://old.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/firqs9/getting_windows_wpf_applications_to_run_with_wine/</ref>
		+	<references />

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	* [https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox AntiMicroX] - Maps controllers to mouse and keyboard buttons.		* [https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox AntiMicroX] - Maps controllers to mouse and keyboard buttons.
	* [https://github.com/jgeumlek/MoltenGamepad MoltenGamepad] - Allows you to combine or split controllers into virtual gamepads.		* [https://github.com/jgeumlek/MoltenGamepad MoltenGamepad] - Allows you to combine or split controllers into virtual gamepads.
		+
		+	== Simple Radio Standalone ==
		+	https://old.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/firqs9/getting_windows_wpf_applications_to_run_with_wine/

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 crw-rw----  1 root input ... Dec 13 13:37 event1</nowiki>
-The plus symbol means that there's additional permissions being managed by an access control list (ACL). We can compare the ACLs for both devices and confirm a difference. The user, '''john''' has access to '''event0''', but not '''event1'''
+The plus symbol means that there's additional permissions being managed by an access control list (ACL). We can compare the ACLs for both devices and confirm a difference. The user, '''john''' has access to '''event0''', but not '''event1'''.
 '''/dev/input/event0:'''
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 group::rw-
 other::---</nowiki>
 === Virtual Inputs ===

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 ==== Permissions ====
 If your joystick isn't appearing in DCS, check if you have permission to access it. Most modern joysticks are available through the [https://docs.kernel.org/input/input.html#evdev evdev] interface and will appear as a device in <code>/dev/input/event*</code>. To see what device is mapped to your joystick, list the files inside <code>/dev/input/by-id/</code> to see the names of each device mapped to a <code>/dev/input/event*</code> entry.
 === Virtual Inputs ===

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 === Virtual Inputs ===
 You may want to bind joystick controls to mouse buttons and key-presses. In Linux, the [https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/input/uinput.html uinput] module can be used to create virtual keyboards, mouses, and joysticks inputs.
-* [https://github.com/jgeumlek/MoltenGamepad MoltenGamepad]
+==== Useful Applications ====