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Does the controller work in singleplayer? If it does then try split-screen with player 1 using keyboard+mouse and player 2 using the controller (there might be a console command needed to make this work, I don't remember for sure but I'll find it for you if there is).
If having player 2 using the joypad works over streaming, then it would be a limitation with in-home streaming handling multiple joypads/joysticks.
Also, I've just remembered I have Lego Harry Potter or the Hobbit which have a similar splitscreen multiplayer mode. I'll try it with them too and see what happens - that might help us figure out if it's a Linux problem or a Steam Home Streaming problem.
I must admit, I did suspect it might be due, as you said, to the way the streaming thing handles inputs. BTW, if it's at all significant, I'm using xboxdrv not the standard xpad driver. I don't really know what the advantages are, but I heard xboxdrv was better...
That's basically exactly what I've been doing since Monday, and it didn't work! The only thing I can think of is that before, I left too much time between pressing "X" on both controllers...