How to Install a GitHub Xbox One Controller Driver on Mac

If you're using a Mac with macOS 10.13.4 or later, you'll need to use the version of the driver signed by Drew Mills to ensure compatibility. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of installing the latest GitHub Xbox One controller driver on your Mac.

Installation Process

To get started, head over to the releases page and download the latest version of the driver. Once you've downloaded the file, run the installer to begin the installation process.

The driver supports a range of Xbox series controllers, including those listed on the about section. If you're looking for assistance with installing and setting up the driver, be sure to check out the 360Controller GitHub repo for additional instructions.

Transitioning from Xone-OSX

Note that the Xone-OSX project is no longer maintained by its developers and has been replaced by the 360Controller page on GitHub. This new page offers improved functionality and is recommended for use with your Xbox One controller.

Before installing the driver, make sure to disconnect your Xbox One controller from your Mac if necessary. If you've already tried plugging it in without drivers, you may notice that the controller isn't recognized by System Profiler.

Using the 360Controller Page

To access the 360Controller page, head over to GitHub and search for 'TattieBogle Xbox 360 Driver (with improvements)'. This page offers a range of unofficial projects aimed at providing Xbox One controller support for Macs. The Xone-OSX project by Drew Mills (also known as įranticRain) is one such project that we recommend using.

By following these steps, you'll be able to install and use your Xbox One controller on your Mac with ease. With the 360Controller page offering improved functionality and support, you can enjoy seamless gaming experiences with your favorite console controllers.

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