I want to emulate a PC and use its attached keyboard to play on my Nintendo Switch.
I have seen possible solutions before, but many of them do not suit my goal, mainly because of the following reasons:
- Some of them require dedicated hardware;
- Some of them are too hacky or known to not work with me. (eg. Joy-Con Droid + Scrcpy)
- Some of them require custom firmware.
One possible expectation of the implementation is a piece of software, that allows users to assign keyboard and mouse input as Pro Controller keys, preferably with the functionality to switch between multiple preconfigured keymaps, and then use the system's own Bluetooth capabilities to emulate the system as a Pro Controller so that the emulated keystrokes could be sent to the Switch console for use with games. The whole process should only involve the PC and the Switch.
Is there a good implementation for this? I would be appreciated for any suggestions given.
The PC I am going to use is on Debian GNU/Linux 11 i386 / Windows 10 32-bit x86.
I have seen possible solutions before, but many of them do not suit my goal, mainly because of the following reasons:
- Some of them require dedicated hardware;
- Some of them are too hacky or known to not work with me. (eg. Joy-Con Droid + Scrcpy)
- Some of them require custom firmware.
One possible expectation of the implementation is a piece of software, that allows users to assign keyboard and mouse input as Pro Controller keys, preferably with the functionality to switch between multiple preconfigured keymaps, and then use the system's own Bluetooth capabilities to emulate the system as a Pro Controller so that the emulated keystrokes could be sent to the Switch console for use with games. The whole process should only involve the PC and the Switch.
Is there a good implementation for this? I would be appreciated for any suggestions given.
The PC I am going to use is on Debian GNU/Linux 11 i386 / Windows 10 32-bit x86.