Does anyone here have any experience, thoughts, etc. on USB gamepads with dual analogue joysticks (e.g. Logitech Dual Action Gamepad, Nyko USB Air Flow, Saitek P380/P480, etc.), when used with a Linux Eee?

I'm looking for a reasonably-priced and compact (if possible) USB gamepad which will work well with my Eee 701 (stock Xandros OS). "Shoulder" or "trigger" buttons would be welcome - though I think all but the cheapest gamepads seem to have these nowadays - but I'm weighing up whether to go for a pad with dual analogue sticks, as there seems to be little price difference at the budget (£10-15) end where I'm looking.

However, I'm not sure if this latter feature would be overkill for me, as I'd mainly be playing games like SuperTux, MAME and Doom/Doom II (yes, I'm a "retro gamer"-type), which probably wouldn't require the analogue sticks. I also don't know if Linux games have support for the sticks, and also, the gamepads with these installed might be too big to go in the netbook carrying bag

Any thoughts on the above would be much appreciated - I'll also take another look through the forum archive, to see if this has been covered before (used the forum search, but didn't find much on analogue sticks!).

Thanks,
Tim.