Hi Martin!
Unfortunately, there seems to be little in the way of native OS/2 derived items to test and Best!
In other words, do we need something like "JoystickTestUtils_1998-04-01.zip" but instead of DOS, for OS/2 native?
Regards
I doubt such a utility exists, but it would be useful.
We now have connections between the game controllers (pads and joysticks) and DOS VDM's and games running under DOSBOX, so we certainly have proof of concept there - I doubt having these drivers are going to get anyone to start developing interesting complex games native for ArcaOS / eCS / OS/2 - but perhaps there are ports from Linux of originally Windows based games which may be able to get to run natively under this operating system.
The DOS based games have been a good test, as a plethora of them exist right now, which can be tested right "out of the box", literally - porting complex games I suspect is a lot more onerous process.
That why I wanted to test Makman - if a joystick is recognized there, at least we know a connection exists, joystick wise, natively - I may try Trials of Battle again, for interests sake as well.
M