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I'm still using some cheap playstation style joypad that I bought for $10 about 5 years ago.
I don't know PS3 controllers have a different device and interface, but mine is some USB-HID, and is automatically detected by the kernel through joydev which creates the device file /dev/input/js0.
Maybe the source engine is only checking for this specific device file path?
If you have more than one joystick attached or a wireless 360 adapter (which tells SDL you have 4 sticks) TF2 will crash when you start, the patch for that hasn't gone out yet. Most likely after Thanksgiving.
It took a bit look to go back to this thread but with this I could manage to play with my gamepad! Thanks :)
Anyway it's a pretty bad joystick support compared to what Serious Sam 3 can offer (at least for XBOX360 Compatible controllers) that have force feedback, can use menu entirely on joystick and in gameplay we also have quick weapon change on dpad.