Over the past month, I’ve been working on a much bigger update for vWheelHub. Version 2.0 brings a redesigned application, a Linux desktop version, and a more convenient way to configure your controls. I’m aiming to release it in the next few days, once the final checks are complete.

     

     Here are the biggest changes:

    🎨 A redesigned interface
     A refreshed layout with clearer navigation, reorganized settings, and a live output monitor that stays visible while you tune your controls. Steering, pedals, key bindings, and device settings are easier to find and adjust.

    🐧 A Linux desktop version
     vWheelHub is expanding beyond Windows, with the same interface on both platforms, Linux virtual controller output, and device-access diagnostics. Pro also includes automatic telemetry bridge startup for supported Proton games after preparation.

     📂 Better profile management
     Browse, search, and compare profiles, switch between game, class, and car settings, and undo changes. Individual settings can be restored to their saved values without discarding everything else you’ve adjusted.

     📈 Clearer control tuning
     Live response curves, more understandable pedal settings, and improved explanations for Pro assistance settings make it easier to see what you’re changing and how it affects your setup.

    🏁 Expanded game integration
    Forza Motorsport integration, car and class detection, automatic profile selection, and setup guidance. Automobilista 2 integration adds telemetry-based features and car/class profiles.

    🛠️ Easier setup and more flexible controls
    Improved device diagnostics, safer vJoy configuration, custom virtual button assignments, and a dedicated output test page help you get everything connected and mapped.

There are also improvements to localizations, focus handling, cursor release, and everyday reliability.

The new version is now in final testing. I’ll share the release announcement and full changelog when it’s ready.

Thank everyone who supporting vWheelHub!!!