GIMX is a free software that allows to use a computer as a hub for your gaming devices. It works on Windows® and GNU/Linux platforms. It is compatible with Playstation® and Xbox® gaming consoles. The connection between the computer and the gaming console is performed using a USB adapter – get one on the GIMX shop! – or a Bluetooth® dongle (PS3/PS4 only). The capabilities depend on the platform, the connection method, and the gaming platform.
Wolfenstein 2 on PS4 using mouse and keyboard
This is a nice video made by forum user Godlike!
GIMX 7.2
This release fixes a few issues.
More info on the forum: link.
GIMX 7.1
This major release brings a lot of fixes and enhancements.
More info on the forum: link.
GIMX 6.11
This release fixes a few issues.
More info on the forum: link.
GIMX 6.10
This release fixes a few issues.
More info on the forum: link.
GIMX 6.9
This release fixes a few issues and seeks to provide a better experience to newcomers.
To this end, gimx-launcher will now display explicit messages for most common errors, as well as possible causes.
More info on the forum: link.
GIMX 6.8
This release brings improvements to the GUIs:
- A link to mouse calibration documentation is displayed when binding a mouse axis (gimx-config).
- Default axis translation parameters have more consistent values (gimx-config).
- A progress bar is now displayed when updating or downloading configurations (gimx-launcher).
- A firmware loader tool called gimx-loader can be run from the “Help>Update firmware” menu entry in gimx-launcher.
- When adding or editing a pedal axis binding, joystick correction is automatically added via a calibration step (gimx-config).
More info on the forum: link.