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I'm pretty much out of ideas, so we'll have to wait until someone more familiar with this comes along.

OK. I installed, searched /usr and can see the program. It appears that all you have to do now is open a console and run this:You may have to be root, don't know. Je me croise les doigts.

You installed it, right? Can you run that command again and paste the output back here?

OK, thanks. Let's load it and see if it works. Unplug the controller then sudo modprobe xboxdrv Then plug in the controller. If it works, great. Then you will want to open up as root this file: /etc/modules, and add it to the end in its own line. It would look something like this when you were done:...

Is it loaded?

I just put in the zip and clicked ok, or whatever it says

I googled "debian stretch xbox 360 controller" and it seems you need a driver--did you already install that? If not, try this: sudo apt install xboxdrv You may need to reboot for it to take effect. If it still does not work, please unplug it and wait a minute, then plug it back in, open a ...

The old MX ISOs are on Source Forge, though not the MX-14 releases. No idea about the old Mepis ones, but you can snoop around the mirrors on that website.

Hmmm. Then why not just downgrade the kernel?

I am definitely not getting this...

MX17 Jerry. There are no dl links for MX17. I saw 17.1. I think I saw 16 too but no 17.

Are you going to pin everything, or stop all updates? Because otherwise MX-17 > MX-17.1, for all practical purposes.