Added adaptive bindings and troubleshooting section to Readme
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## Troubleshooting and possible questions:
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Q: My device actually shows as three different devices in evtest, do I need to create three different config files, one for each device?\
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A: Yes, most mice with additional keys are usually seen as a mouse and a keyboard by the kernel and they need to be mapped separately.\
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A: Yes, most mice with additional keys are usually seen as a mouse and a keyboard by the kernel and they need to be mapped separately.
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Q: Can I map a key sequence (e.g. Ctrl+C) to something else?\
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A: Currently, no. Only single key/button strokes can be mapped to other keys or macros. You can map a mouse button to Ctrl+C, but you can't map Ctrl+C to a mouse button.\
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A: Currently, no. Only single key/button strokes can be mapped to other keys or macros. You can map a mouse button to Ctrl+C, but you can't map Ctrl+C to a mouse button.
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Q: My controller works when using Bluetooth but not when using wired connection or vice-versa, why?\
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A: Some devices have a different evdev name when connected through Bluetooth, for example a `Sony Interactive Entertainment Wireless Controller` is just seen as `Wireless Controller` when connected via Bluetooth. You'll need to create a copy of the config file with that name.
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