Oversteer manages steering wheels on Linux by adjusting rotation range, emulation modes, force feedback, autocentering, and pedal combinations. It supports device profiles, overlay configuration windows, hardware testing, and advanced FFB monitoring. The application requires specific udev rules and is particularly useful for sim racing and flight simulator users on Linux.
In the Lifestyle & Personal space, Oversteer takes a focused approach. It focuses on configuring and calibrating steering wheel hardware and force feedback on Linux for optimal sim racing and flight simulation performance. It is built as a consumer product for sim racers. Oversteer is free to use. It runs on Linux.
It is developed by Bernat Arlandis. Key capabilities include Rotation Range Adjustment, Force Feedback Tuning, and Pedal Combination.
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