Its literally just the word uinput.
So you can do
sudo echo 'uinput' > /etc/modules-load.d/uinput.conf
Which just tells your system to load the uinput module on startup.
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Just to tag on to this, I only needed to enable the
uinputmodule to fix my issue (steam suddenly stopped seeing my 8BitDo controller when it previously could). Didn’t have to do anything with udev rules.
I recall running into this issue as well. Ended up just unplugging my keyboard before booting up the game lol.
My understanding is that it isn’t a linux problem, but a problem with Dark Souls 2 specifically. Like I’m pretty sure Windows users encounter this too.