Yes - this is possible. Each stick can be fixed with 2 M6 screws. The drilling template can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website.

Yes is possible, I have configured a type of Euro control. But you have to set the key assignment yourself.

The Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS Space Sim Duo is compatible with Linux, including Arch Linux. ### Compatibility - The controller is recognized and works on various Linux distributions, as evidenced by the Linux Hardware Database and user reports. For example, it has been reported to work on Arch Linux without major issues. ### Drivers and Software - No specific proprietary drivers are required for the Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS Space Sim Duo to work on Linux. The controller is supported by the standard Linux kernel modules, particularly the `hid-core` and related input modules. - However, to fully utilize and configure the controller, you may need to ensure that the necessary kernel modules are loaded. For instance, the `joydev` kernel module might be necessary. - For advanced configuration and mapping, you can use the T.A.R.G.E.T (Thrustmaster Advanced pRogramming Graphical Editor) software, although it is primarily designed for Windows. On Linux, you might need to rely on other tools or scripts to achieve similar customization, such as using `evtest` and custom configuration files. ### Additional Steps - You may need to apply specific udev rules to ensure proper recognition and configuration of the joysticks. However, as seen in some user reports, even with these steps, there might be issues with certain applications like Steam, which may require additional troubleshooting. In summary, the Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS Space Sim Duo is compatible with Arch Linux and does not require specific proprietary drivers, but may benefit from additional configuration and troubleshooting for optimal performance.

they are connectable via, usb. sure you can also use usb to usb c converter but i don't know if you can play something with a mac

Why? It actually makes sense to get a quantity discount. Only one package is needed and it takes up less space for transport etc. than two single packages.

Should work I just need it on the pc but if you have two USB ports it should work

I bought this especially for squadrons and tried it out for Star Citizen. They feel good in the hand, but I think Squadrons will be better to play with Stick and Throttle. But these delivery times........ We'll soon see how it plays better. In an emergency I'll use only one and buy a Throttle to go with it.... Since the sticks can be converted to right- or left-handed, I'm sure there will be a buyer for the 2nd stick...

Yes, there are two equivalent joysticks in the pack, one configured for the right hand, one for the left - can be converted.

Two (Duo).

Unfortunately, we cannot answer this question because we have not been able to try it out in such a form. However, I'll put the question in the community, maybe a user can help you :-)

Yes, about 3 months ago. Ordered and delivered.

There are two ambidextrous joysticks in the box.

Exactly. Very pleasant in space simulations, because there is more freedom of movement than in an aircraft. Both joysticks can be used for left or right.