You could break the security pin or use a small flat-head screwdriver.
I didn't have a Torx screwdriver, so I broke the pin and used a regular polydrive, disconnected the red wire, and rolled tape around the exposed end.
It did let me disable it on the Xbox Accessories app back on Windows. Then it stopped working, and I couldn't open it again because it thought I had an old version of Windows for some reason. Now on Linux, it is still working aggressively to the point that the controller sometimes disconnects or falls off my hand.
Disabling it in steam input doesn't disable it in Lutris. I have already thought about disconnecting the motors as an alternative method after making sure there's nothing in the software that can do that, as in Windows.
Also, thanks for the info on the screwdriver.
I'm Running Linux Mint 21.3 mainly using Lutris and Steam for some native Linux games. It's so annoying, especially when it sometimes disconnects the gamepad. I'm using an Xbox One S controller connected through a USB cable.
Engage in something else, something fun maybe. A good movie could fix a lot of things, if that doesn't help time is the cure for everything.
Docker is resource intensive because of wsl virtualization. I can run jellyfin all day long and it doesn't take more than 300 mb of Ram. Also I game alot, it's just inconvenient to manually pause Docker containers everytime I launch a game.
The prolem is, I don't want to store them on my phone viewing a large collection of photos and videos (approximately70gb), is what I'm trying to do. Jellyfin is doing it but the client isn't helping at all.
I've looked everywhere and it's looks like there isn't any. I'm running jellyfin on windows and I'm using it to access my image and videos library from my phone. The default jellyfin for android is great but its lacks performance and using it to play videos feels too clunky, also i know there are other solutions like immich and photoprism that are doing the same thing and they have a solid android clients but using docker is too much for my needs.