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I can only use my ps4 controller as player1 when I remove my keyboard.
I'm guessing it has to do with this, https://github.com/denilsonsa/udev-joystick-blacklist, but it didn't work.
It also works when I have Forced Off for Steam Input Per-Game Setting, but I need that on to use the controller mapping I have.
Is there anyway for me to fix this problem or a different way for me to map my controller?
In case you do not know you can get the vendor and productid with the lsusb command
If lsusb knows it as a keyboard then it will be in the description field,
This is for example from my keyboard (which does not have this problem)
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 046d:c24d Logitech, Inc. G710 Gaming Keyboard
Once you see your keyboard in the output then take the first hex number after ID (046d in my example)and search for it in the udev-joystick-blacklist
and for each line for that vendor look for the second hex number (c24d in my example) if there are lines for it.
If there are not then I would try to add it, it seems the only differences between the rules are the vendor and product ids, so just copy the last 2 lines and change the vendor and product to what you have.
If they already are there then I do not know how to help. Maybe check if you have the package steam-devices installed, it contains several udev rules for the steamcontroller and other controllers.
BTW there is no Ubuntu 18, Ubuntu released twice in 2018 like every year, 18.04 in April which is a LTS with 5 years support, and 18.10 in October which is a short term release with support for only 9 months, so that it has to be updated to 19.04 within 3 months from that coming out. With 18.04 you can wait until the next LTS in April 2020, Ubuntu 20.04 :-)